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Tuesday, February 09, 2010  12:24:25 AM

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May We Say, ’Wow!’

 

To all of the winners of this year’s 25th annual Interiorscape Best Project Awards, we extend a hearty congratulations. Never before have we seen such inspired installations and renovations come across our desks. May we say, "Wow!"

’Scapers are reinventing the way they approach interiorscaping - and the way they sell it to clients. Extraordinary is in. John Mini says it so well in his article this issue: "We are a design service. We need to offer new ideas to clients, new design solutions." This year’s winners did just that. Kudos.

TPIE-Bound

Like many of you, I’m looking forward to making the trip south to the Tropical Plant Industry Exhibition in Ft. Lauderdale this month. It’s a great way to get the inspiration going again after the Christmas crunch. As we enter a year some cautiously say could see a recovery, the show’s expanse of fresh greenery and flowering plants serves as a sort of reminder that everything flourishes in its time.

Now, here’s to a healthy, profitable 2010!

 

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Interiorscape Company Profile: Plant Professor, St. Louis

Posted: 1/11/2010 10:36:21 AM

Working full time at a landscaping nursery, a degree in ornamental horticulture in hand, Jeff Neuschwander “started Plant Professor on a shoestring, part-time, working out of the basement,” he says. And as for his wife Lori’s involvement in the business, Jeff laughs, “She got suckered in by me.” Together, as Co-owners, they’ve operated Plant Professor in St. Louis, MO, since 1996.

Lori does the majority of the sales for the business, and Jeff jokes that most of his time is spent “putting out fires with my water bucket.” He mainly deals with on-site horticultural questions and getting projects started. Jeff attributes much of the success of the couple’s business to Lori’s follow-up with accounts. “She does regular checks with our clients. It brings up problems before they become real problems so we’re able to solve those things ahead of time,” he says.

Read more about Jeff and company in Interiorscape’s January/February 2010 issue.

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