Healthy Office Plants for Allergy-Prone Person

Allergies are one of the main reasons why many offices prohibit the use of plants in their buildings. This is because many companies mistakenly believe that all plants produce and release pollen that can trigger their employees or clients allergies. However, this assumption is not accurate. There are numerous plants that do not trigger allergies [...]

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October 2nd, 2009 by Marcus Reed

Office Gadgets from the Future

Every year brings more and more technological advancements. As these advancements are made, manufacturers get increasingly more creative and are constantly developing innovative and unique gadgets for the office setting. Some of these devices appear to be very helpful, while others veer on the side of the strange and bizarre. But as further advancements in [...]

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July 27th, 2009 by Marcus Reed

Coloring Your Cube with 20 Flowering Office Plants

Plants add a splash of color to your office cubicle and imbue the atmosphere with renewed energy. Here are 20 flowering office plants that are considered best for coloring your cube with: #1 – Croton: These larger plants are known for their foliage. They have thick stems which bloom and branch out with colorful leaves. [...]

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July 22nd, 2009 by Marcus Reed

Top 10 Office Gadgets to Boost Your Cubicle’s Feng Shui

Office efficiency can truly be enhanced my implementing the philosophy and art of Feng Shui into the design and set-up of your office cubicle. When you eliminate common clutter and properly manage your paperwork and files, you will begin to empower yourself to be more productive and to enjoy your work. Additionally, the simple placement [...]

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July 19th, 2009 by Marcus Reed

Non Smelling Fertilizer list for Your Office

In order for plants to thrive in an indoor environment such as an office, they must be properly cared for. They will need to be watered according to their growing needs and will need to be strategically placed in specific areas where they will not be harmed by excessive heat or cold. They will also [...]

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July 16th, 2009 by Marcus Reed