Office Plants by Everything Grows

06/04/2026

Have you ever seen the Monstera Thai Constellation?

Fresh and rare plants have arrived at the Office Plants warehouse- read more to see what's available for your new office design

05/22/2026

In this interesting article, the author explores the powerful connection between plants, emotional wellness and personal healing, showing how gardening and plant care have become meaningful forms of therapy for many people. The article goes beyond the idea of plants as décor and instead focuses on the emotional comfort, stability and sense of purpose they can provide during difficult times.

4/30/2026 Wendy Komancheck

05/21/2026

Outdoor office plants can really liven up some hardscapes.

Enhance your patios, balconies, and outdoor spaces with custom exterior planter design and maintenance services featuring nursery-fresh plants and seasonal color

05/07/2026

The pothos cebu blue plant has been a popular new variety that our valued clients are enjoying in their work environments.

04/28/2026

Spring is a great time to refresh your office plants: https://officeplants.com/2026/04/27/elevate-your-office-with-a-spring-plant-design/

We're finally welcoming spring back this year and what better time than now to brighten up your space with some fresh spring plant design

04/24/2026

A recent study from Stanford University School of Engineering suggests that indoor greenery can meaningfully boost wellbeing, but only in the right proportion. Researchers found that when about 20% of a person’s visual environment includes natural elements like plants, people report higher levels of relaxation, restoration, and a sense of belonging. Surprisingly, increasing that amount to around 60% can have the opposite effect, making spaces feel overwhelming and even raising stress levels.

Stanford engineers quantified what level of indoor greenery benefits well-being – and what level might overwhelm.

04/13/2026

Check out these cool new varieties of tropical plants we plan to use with our valued clients…



https://officeplants.com/2026/04/13/bay-area-nursery-unusual-tropical-indoor-plants/

Last week out team had the pleasure of visiting a local owned Bay Area nursery in search of tropical plants that stand out from the usual indoor plant. We were surprised to find a wide variety of unusual plants that you wouldn’t find at a generic chain nursery. The isles were packed with lush and ...

04/01/2026

In this fascinating article, the author explores a significant shift in the architectural landscape: the move from "sustainable" design to Regenerative Design. Highlighting the latest visionary projects from firms like Heatherwick Studio and MVRDV, the article underscores a future where nature is not an ornament but the primary infrastructure of the built environment.

Dutch social venture Shift has revealed the five shortlisted designs in a competition to design "a new wonder of the world" to promote action against climate change.

03/28/2026

Check out this cool new live plant called The Ring Of Fire:

https://officeplants.com/2026/03/27/new-plant-showcase-philodendron-ring-of-fire/

We have a brand new specialty plant from our nursery supplier called the Philodendron 'Ring of Fire' (Philodendron bipinnatifidum x selloum)

03/01/2026

Interesting article in the February 2026 issue of Commercial Interior Design, where architect and designer Shalini Misra shares a powerful perspective that’s reshaping high-end interiors: luxury isn’t about display — it’s about how a space supports the human nervous system.

With projects spanning London, New York, Dubai, and Delhi, Misra argues that the most successful interiors today move beyond trend-driven aesthetics. Instead, they prioritize psychological comfort, sensory balance, and emotional wellbeing.

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