Why we need gardens to refresh our body and spirit
“As a writer, I find gardens essential to the creative process.”
-Oliver Sacks
-Oliver Sacks
In my last article, I mentioned we would take an in-depth look at 4 Proven Ways Plants Improve Your Bottom Line to understand how plants can be our best friends in the post-pandemic “new normal” we all face. As executives, managers, and business owners, we are tasked with providing enhanced customer experiences of safety & well-being, while operating at financial deficits due to months of lost revenue.
As American businesses position themselves to re-open in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic, now more than ever executives, managers, and business owners are looking to improve their bottom line in the face of lost weeks and months of revenue.
Last month I highlighted the physical health benefits of live plants: breathing Clean Air!
Those live plants just keep on giving – this month it’s emotional and mental health benefits.
The research is in, and WOW, is it compelling.
Anyone who regards themselves as an expert in their chosen field will tell you that experience matters. That’s a generally accepted truth.
However, what our moms and piano teachers knew that we seem to have forgotten all-too-often in our modern world, is that it is the quality of the experience that matters, more than the quantity.
The one question I probably get asked more than any other is…
How do you keep ALL those plant scapes around South Florida “Guaranteed Gorgeous”… and how you can you make a free plant replacement guarantee on SO many plants out there???
