Join us on February 15 on International Green Wall Day and celebrate with us the beauty and environmental benefits of living green walls. The date marks the anniversary of the living wall inventor and visionary landscape architect Stanley Hart White in 1891, over 130 years ago.

The holiday season is a magical time that brings joy, warmth, and a festive atmosphere to workplaces around the world. While it may seem like a distant event, planning ahead is key to creating a truly enchanting experience for your team and visitors. Prebooking your Christmas displays with plants@work members is a savvy move that guarantees an exceptional and stress-free experience.

We are delighted to extend an exclusive invitation to you for a special members-only event. We have organized a group visit to explore Festive's new showroom in London, which is set to open its doors in February. Mark your calendars for 5 March, as we embark on an insightful tour led by Nick Meggison and his colleagues.

In a delightful turn of events, Phoenix Trust extends its gratitude to The Good Plant Company for their recent visit, bringing with them not only a touch of greenery but also the promise of creative upcycling projects. The office and hub received a generous donation of lovely plants, instantly brightening up indoor spaces. Additionally, the delivery included oversized outdoor plant pots, sparking anticipation for Phoenix Trust's upcoming upcycling endeavours.

"Blue Monday" is a term that is often used to describe the third Monday of January, which is considered by some to be the most depressing day of the year. The concept was first introduced in 2005 by a pr company in a press release commissioned by a travel agency. While the idea of a specific day being the "most depressing" is subjective and not scientifically proven, it does draw attention to the challenges people may face during the winter months, such as post-holiday blues, cold weather, and shorter days.