Green Scheme is back!
Office plant expert Susie Tawney of Green Scheme is delighted to be invited back to look after the greenery in Leamington firm Wanzl’s offices.
The company tried to look after the displays themselves for a year to save money in the current downturn but found that the job distracted its staff from their work. Some plants died. Some got covered in pests. None of the plants were cleaned.
So Green Scheme, who put the plants in back in 1987, was called back to rescue the displays. Susie Tawney says “I’m back doing what I do best and have given all the displays a good going over to bring them back up to standard. This makes Wanzl’s premises look better and frees up staff time for them to do what they do best.”
More articles from the Leamington Spa area | September 2010
Green Shoots of recovery in Rugby
Newly formed commercial property company Roxhill Developments has defied the gloomy economic situation by setting up in Rugby. Green Scheme have supplied office plant displays for their attractive new interior.
More articles from the Rugby area | June 2010
Green Scheme helps international relations
Office plants are doing their bit for international relations. Green Scheme has recently installed life enhancing tropical plants into the Department of Politics and International Relations at Oxford University. In keeping with the Norman Foster designed Manor Road building the contemporary containers are tall, angular and striking. The plants have been chosen to cope with low light levels.
More articles from the Oxford area | May 2010
