Why add a commercial seed drill?

When making a list of necessary site furniture, commercial planters may not be the first item on your list, but they probably should be. Commercial POTS add an inviting tone to your facility, especially when they are filled with bright flowers and exotic plants. Their cost is small, but their impact in curbing attraction is huge. Researchers from Harvard University and Massachusetts General Hospital found that participants in a study felt happier and more energetic after looking at flowers in the morning. The study also found that this increase in energy helped participants for the rest of the day.

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Commercial plantations can also serve as buffers for car and pedestrian traffic. Imagine the huge impact these flowers could have on your guests or potential customers. After experiencing a positive vibe from your facility, they may experience it for the rest of the day. Their friends and family may ask why they are so happy, or your guests may go out of their way to tell friends about their great experience at your business or park. Again, the impact of a commercial plantation may seem small, but it can make a positive impression on your guests and bring more people to your facility, retail store, multifamily community, or office building. In addition to adding color, commercial planters can help your facility run more smoothly. Want to direct guests away from the enclosed area of the outdoor courtyard? Block the sidewalk with some large commercial outdoor planters or trees. A large red Do not enter sign degrades the high quality appearance and design of your space and makes guests uncomfortable. But plants can convey the same thing in a minimalist way. There are many other reasons to add a commercial seed drill, which we explore further in this buyer's guide. We will also explain how to select and install the perfect type of seed drill for your facility. We will explore this further in this buyer's guide. We will also explain how to select and install the perfect type of seed drill for your facility. We will explore this further in this buyer's guide. We will also explain how to select and install the perfect type of seed drill for your facility.

Who should add a commercial seed drill?

Is a commercial seed drill suitable for your facility? Planters are suitable for almost all facilities, but the way you implement them varies from place to place.

 Retail Centers and shopping centers. The facility manager operating the mall should carefully select and place commercial POTS that have been planted with seasonal, popular plants to make guests feel comfortable in a beautiful setting. An example of this is the NorthPark Mall in Dallas. Their outstanding landscape includes a unique 1.4-acre central garden as an urban resort with sculptures, trees, lawn space and, of course, beautiful plants.

Many malls also prefer outdoor sidewalks to embrace more green space. If your facility doesn't have room for this kind of green space, try planting cute plants throughout the mall, especially in areas where people congregate, such as near food courts, restrooms, and central lounge areas.

The corten white walls and bland carpet are enough to quickly bore a tenant or employee. Interior decor can enhance the atmosphere, but you'll be surprised at what green and living can do for your office vibe. For open work environments, plants can help break up some space and reduce noise levels to increase productivity. When adding a commercial plantation to your office, keep in mind the entrance and reception area, which will leave you with a lasting impression (both positive and negative) of guests or potential tenants. Landscape architecture firm Ambius has transformed open-plan corporate atriums into lush green areas that rejuvenate employees while impressing new hires or visitors.

You can apply the same idea to a lawyer's office, a city leader's office, or a large or small business. Plants create a positive impression, re-energize staff and improve internal air quality in all types of offices.

 Multifamily communities and apartment buildings. More new communities are shunning the vast tracts of land available to individual homeowners. Instead, many people live in neighborhoods with neighborhood parks, sidewalks, and shared green Spaces. Townhouses and apartment buildings provide similar common areas for children to play, while parents can relax without having to worry about mowing lawns, weeding, and paying for expensive lawn maintenance.

If you run a multi-family community, start by adding plant and floral displays to your lobby or waiting room to create an inviting first impression. Prospective tenants will stop by your lobby and analyze the appearance and ambience of your facility -- making sure it looks nice enough to convince someone to move in. From there, consider how to dress up your outdoor space while still keeping it safe. Those. You want potential tenants to be impressed with your containment appeal to prevent them from driving away at first sight. After making a positive first impression both indoors and outdoors, beautiful and well-maintained flowers can make more guests decide to move in and call your neighborhood their new home.

 Parks and nature reserves do not seem to need additional plants because they are already outdoors. However, individual potted plants help provide a variety of shapes and colors to dress up your park or garden. Since soil quality is easier to control, it is also easier to grow plants in a planter. Work with a landscape design professional to develop strategies for pot sizes and shapes that match your outdoor style.

Curb attraction and first impression counts

Have you ever heard of "curbing appeals"? If you watch home improvement television, then you know that deterring attractiveness is a very real asset in selling a property. Again, it can have a huge impact in helping guests feel invited so they want to return to your facility. You see, curbing attraction is all about first impressions, and we all know that first impressions have a huge impact. When you arrive at a restaurant, if the floor is dirty and full of trash, and the waiter sighs and rolls his eyes in greeting, there's a good chance you'll turn around and walk out the door before spending a dollar. However, if there is soft music in the background, a clean and warm table, delicate decorations and samples provided by the staff, you might stay, enjoy a meal and come back later. When guests first arrive at your facility, they immediately make assumptions based on what they see, whether they know it or not. Part of that is evolutionary -- as Neanderthals, we had to learn our surroundings quickly to avoid danger. Researchers have found that first impressions are recorded in the brain as fast as a tenth of a second. For this reason, it's important for guests to feel like they're in a well-preserved facility. Some good quality POTS with brightly colored, elegant plants can make a huge difference. You can also choose POTS made from recycled materials, as indicated by the recycling symbol. This will communicate the priority of your facility to the environment before the guest shakes hands. If the exterior of your facility is outdated, a commercial grower can refurbish it while being cheaper than painting or resurfacing the entire property. Instead of removing existing shrubs or landscaping from the facility, you can simply add some corten steel planters.