A corporate garden is a great addition to any office space – from improved health to increased calm and creativity, having an outdoor space has numerous benefits for your employees.
Five ways to make your corporate garden visitor-friendly
Hold your next big meeting outside. Here’s why.
New year ahead – new looks for your office park garden
A garden with no grass? No problem!
Do you have a garden with no grass? Or do you want one? At home or at the office, when it comes to a grass garden, a lawn can be high maintenance, take up valuable space, and be a little too traditional for your tastes. The good news is that a garden doesn’t have to have grass or, at least, doesn’t have to be dominated by a lawn.
Get your corporate garden ready for the festive season
The festive season is almost upon us and it’s time to get ready for the holidays. Whatever way your organisation is planning to celebrate this happy time, if you have a corporate garden, you can add a touch of festive fun to it in just a few easy steps. This will go a long way to making sure the garden looks its best for staff and visitors – especially if you are planning to use it to host any festive events.
Three ways your office garden can increase work satisfaction
Research shows that spending time outdoors creates a happier, healthier work environment with more productive and satisfied employees. This makes an on-site office garden the perfect way to give back to your employees and make them happier at work.
Want to make your garden indigenous? Here’s how.
Two tips for bringing tranquillity to your commercial landscape.
Tranquillity – a state of calm – can be a difficult to achieve, especially when it comes your office or corporate landscape. At work, we tend to be busy, efficient, and often economical with time, attention, and design. And this shows in the world we’ve created around us.
However, no matter how busy we are, it’s important to carve out time for calm and peace. Studies show that individuals who take the time to rest, meditate, or just take a small break are happier, healthier, more creative, and more productive than their counterparts who never stop and smell the proverbial roses.
