Good Earth Plant Company

Do Moss Walls Really Last? What to Know Before Installing One

| October 10, 2025 | Categories: Biophilic Design, Blog, Good Earth Plant Company, Moss Walls, Office Design
Good Earth Plants Moss Wall
Moss walls have become one of the most popular ways to bring nature indoors. You’ll find them in modern offices, corporate lobbies, conference rooms, restaurants, wellness lounges, and high-end residential spaces. They instantly add natural texture and calm while making a visual statement — but one question comes up in nearly every conversation we have about them: Do moss walls really last? The short answer: Yes — preserved moss walls are long-lasting, low-maintenance, and designed specifically for indoor use. Let’s walk through what that really means so you can decide if a moss wall is right for your space. Good Earth Plant Company Moss Wall project job for a tech company.… Read More

Indoor Plant Cleaning Tips for Healthier Growth

| September 30, 2025 | Categories: Blog, Good Earth Plant Company Tips, Indoor Plants
Indoor plants instantly brighten up any space, but dusty leaves can make them look dull and even slow down their growth. The good news? With a few simple indoor plant cleaning tips, you can keep your plants looking fresh, vibrant, and healthy year-round. Wiping leaves regularly keeps indoor plants dust-free and thriving. Why Cleaning Indoor Plants Matters Regular cleaning isn’t just about appearances — it helps plants thrive. Boosts growth: Dust blocks sunlight, and plants need maximum light indoors. Enhances appearance: Clean, shiny leaves add beauty and polish to any space. Prevents pests: Cleaning helps you spot and stop problems early.… Read More

What Plants Can Teach Us About Mental Health at Work

| August 26, 2025 | Categories: Blog, Nature and Wellbeing, Newsletters, Office Design, Plantscaping
Selective focus of businesswoman gesturing while walking with partners in office.
In nature, nothing truly grows alone. Beneath the soil, plants are in constant conversation—sharing resources, warning each other of danger, and adapting together when the world around them changes. This quiet cooperation is what keeps entire ecosystems alive. We aren’t so different. At work and in life, our well-being is deeply tied to the people around us. When one of us struggles, it ripples outward. When we share kindness, understanding, and support, we all grow stronger together. The truth is, modern workplaces can be stressful, especially when pressure is constant and rest feels like a luxury. But by looking to the natural world, we can remember a powerful truth: connection and care aren’t just “nice to have.”… Read More

The ROI of Indoor Plants: How Greenery Boosts Business

| March 31, 2025 | Categories: Biophilia, Biophilic Design, Blog, Indoor Plants, Newsletters, Office Design, Plantscaping
Indoor plants: a smart investment for productivity and design. Photo: GEP When considering improvements for a commercial space, indoor plants might not seem like an obvious return on investment (ROI) factor. But you’d be surprised to learn that well-placed greenery does FAR more than just enhance aesthetics—it delivers measurable benefits that can positively impact your bottom line. From improving employee well-being to elevating client experiences, here’s why investing in indoor plants is a smart business decision.  1. Increased Productivity and Employee Satisfaction Studies have shown that employees in environments with natural elements, including plants, experience higher productivity, reduced stress, and increased job satisfaction.… Read More

Spring Cleaning for Indoor Plants: Essential Care Tips

| March 17, 2025 | Categories: Blog, Good Earth Plant Company Tips, Indoor Plants, Newsletters, Plantscaping
House plant with wrinkled leaves.
Spring is a great time to give your indoor plants the refresh they need. Photo: Adobe Stock Spring is the season of renewal, making it the perfect time to refresh your indoor plants. Whether you have greenery in an office, hotel, lobby, or home, giving your plants a little extra care this season will help them thrive. Here’s how to give your indoor plants a fresh start with a simple spring-cleaning routine.  1. Dust and Clean Leaves Over time, dust can accumulate on plant leaves, blocking sunlight and reducing their ability to photosynthesize. Gently wipe leaves with a damp cloth or give them a quick spray down with water.… Read More

Biophilic Design: Lessons in Plantscaping from Southeast Asia

| February 25, 2025 | Categories: Architecture and Design, Biophilia, Biophilic Design, Blog, Living Walls, Nature and Wellbeing, Plantscaping
Jewel Changi Airport in Singapore. Photo: Mitch Miller A City Where Nature Takes the Lead Imagine a city where nature isn’t just a backdrop, but an integral part of the architecture—a place where living walls tower above bustling streets, serene indoor waterfalls enrich public spaces, and innovative designs inspire at every corner. Our Sales & Design team member, Mitch, got to experience just that on his trip through South Korea, Indonesia, and Singapore. He didn’t just return with photos—he came back with inspiration. His journey was a glimpse into the future of urban design. So, what can we learn from these cities, and how can we apply those lessons to our work at Good Earth Plant Company?… Read More

Living Art: An Alternative to Traditional Flowers

| February 12, 2025 | Categories: Biophilia, Biophilic Design, Blog, Good Earth Plant Company, Nature and Wellbeing, Office Design, Plantscaping
Valentine’s Day comes and goes, and so do those beautiful bouquets—one minute they’re bright and fragrant, the next they’re a sad, wilted reminder that love (or at least florals) is fleeting. But what if you could bring something into your space that lasts beyond a week? Something that continues to grow and change with time? That’s where living plant arrangements come in. They’re not just an alternative to cut flowers—they’re a lasting investment in beauty, nature, and well-being. The Problem with Cut Flowers Yes, roses are romantic. Lilies are lovely. But most cut flowers have a very short shelf life—typically 7 to 10 days—before they start turning into a science experiment in your vase.… Read More

Celebrating Growth: Our First Certified Plantscape Technician

| January 21, 2025 | Categories: Awards & Achievements, Biophilic Design, Blog, Good Earth Plant Company, Plantscaping
At Good Earth Plant Company, growth is something we celebrate, not just in our plants, but in the people who make our success possible. That’s why we’re thrilled to announce that our Service Supervisor, Cody Shough, has become our company’s first Certified Plantscape Technician through I-Plants Magazine. This milestone showcases Cody’s dedication to mastering the art and science of interior plantscaping, from plant care and installation to safety protocols and client interaction.  Good Earth Plants’ History of Expertise and Certification  At Good Earth Plants, certifications hold a special place. Since 1977, we’ve provided award-winning plantscaping service, setting the standard for excellence in the industry.… Read More

What Nature Teaches Us About Gratitude

| November 25, 2024 | Categories: Biophilic Design, Blog, Good Earth Plant Company, Newsletters
As Thanksgiving approaches, we reflect on the people, opportunities, and experiences that fill our lives with gratitude. At Good Earth Plant Company, working with plants every day reminds us that nature has so much to teach us about thankfulness and balance. 1. The Gift of Patience Nature operates on its own timeline, and it teaches us to slow down and trust the process. A tiny seed doesn’t become a tree overnight; growth takes time, care, and consistency. Plants remind us that good things are worth the wait and that small, steady efforts often lead to the most rewarding outcomes. In our fast-paced world, it’s easy to overlook the value of patience.… Read More

Embracing Fauxliage: The Benefits of Artificial Plants

| October 2, 2024 | Categories: Biophilic Design, Blog, Good Earth Plant Company, Moss Walls, Plantscaping
Good Earth Plant Company has once again caught the spotlight, earning recognition in an article by The San Diego Union Tribune titled “Decorating with Fauxliage”. The article explores the low-maintenance, hassle-free benefits of artificial plants, highlighting our commitment to enriching lives through the beauty of greenery.  Our president and owner, Jim Mumford, first connected with the article’s author, Caren Golden, years ago when we were first creating edible living walls for restaurants across the nation. While designing and maintaining living walls remains a vital part of our business, we’ve increasingly embraced projects that utilize replica plants and preserved moss.  As technology evolves, so does the quality of replica plants.… Read More