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Newsletter 24
Our latest edition of the Ambius Worldwide Newsletter focuses on two main subjects. First, we summarize some of the latest research into office design and suggest ways by which interior landscaping can help in the process, especially in those areas where a complete re-design of an office space is impossible. The second feature discusses benefits of top-dressing interior plant displays, both aesthetic and horticultural.
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Newsletter 23
Welcome to our festive season edition of the Ambius Worldwide Newsletter. This time of year is often one of reflection and looking ahead, something we hope to achieve in this issue. We start by dispelling some myths surrounding the care of interior plants...
Newsletter 22
This edition reflects the style of our new brand and identity: Ambius. This edition has more information about our involvement with the 'green buildings' movement, together with some fascinating facts about interior landscaping in New Zealand. You can also read about how plants can reduce background noise in buildings and learn a little about where and how some interior plants can be used in the home.
Newsletter 21
Red, green and gold: welcome to our December newsletter, which has an appropriately seasonal colourful theme. Red is the colour of the world’s most popular seasonal plant, the poinsettia - a species that seems to invoke a sense of delight and dread in equal measure. ‘Green buildings’ are becoming an increasingly important feature of the urban landscape and we are promoting the value of
plants in such places - read more about our involvement at the recent Greenbuild expo on page 2. Finally, gold is the colour of the awards won by some of our service staff at a recent ceremony in the UK - read more on page 3.
Newsletter 20
This edition highlights successful design in both the United States and South Africa as well as information on controlling plant pests without the need for chemical pesticides. There is also a review of some useful and interesting web sites as well as our contact details.
