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In contrast to the Kentia the Areca is a more graceful palm with elegant fronds and importantly needs high light areas to thrive. Once established can become a magnificicent feature specimen.

Requiring high light levels this display likes a clear view of natural sunlight. Also known as Croton and commonly as 'Joseph's Coat' due to the foliage containing so many colours.

Codiaeum variegatum 'Tamara' a little known Croton which provides a good contrast to the usual shades of green common with other office plants. These plants do require good lighting and in the correct postion will flourish.

The Dracaena reflexa 'Anita' is a shade tolerant Dracaena which has slender leaves and a woody stem. This plant can cope well in areas where natural light is limited.

Dracaena fragrans is a shade tolerant plant which copes well in most office environments.

Dracaena massangeana this member of the Dracaena family requires more light than other varieties and a little more room too as once acclimatised will grow to an impressive size.

The 'Song of India' provides a refreshing contrast to the usual green colours of most office plants. Slow growing and with an interesting character stem which when installed into a planter like this makes an outstanding feature in any office.

Available from 0.5m to 1.2m suited to tall planters similar growing habit to Bamboo

Dracaenea family are typically a low light tolerant species which enables them to adapt well to areas without direct sunlight

A relatively new plant to interior landscaping and gaining popularity this succulent is very versatile and suitable for many locations.

Classic planting suited to high light areas available with braided straight & plaited stems. From 30cm desktop displays to Florida grown 9m mature specimen trees.

Installed within tall planters and positioned in a run of 3 this traditional house plant instantly takes on a modern contemporary feel.

Architecturally strong a shade tolerant versatile and modern choice

Branching chunky heavy stemmed plants provide a character stem which is guaranteed to create interest. These plants can tolerate lower temperatures than most office planting.

Phaelanopsis Orchids densely planted in a cool contemporary planter

Exclusive to Enterprise Plants this stunning display which includes Moon Orchids is supplied with a certificate highlighting your contribution to preserving threatened habitat around the globe.

This very modern display keeps the planting medium to a minimum to allow you to enjoy the delicate flowers of the Moon Orchid.

A cluster of miniature orchids displayed within this modern take on a terrarium bowl.

Unique to Enterprise Plants hiring this display allows your organisation to support the World Land Trust and their conservation projects around the world. The Borneo display is a very popular choice due to the compact size allowing it to be used in various places around any office.

Containing a group of mini Moon Orchids and top dressed with Red glass pebbles

The Zamioculcas has been a favourite office plant due to its striking form and healthy vigour it is suited to most environments.

Suitable for naturally ventilated atrium spaces. Being a temperate Species opposed to most office planting being tropical or sub tropical these plants ideally need to a dormant period to cool down in the evening and at night.

Aloe vera is known for it's medicinal attributes and copes well within office environments.

Crassula Horn Tree when smaller plants are densely planted this succulent presents itself very well it is also available as a speciment in sizes up to 2m

Picured within a purpose built display top dressed with contrasting aggregates

These pencil thin plants create a unique modern feel and work well within desktop displays.

More widely used variegated form of Sansevieria.

The Reed Palm has a similar growing habit to certain types of Bamboo. Requiring high light levels a well chosen spot is required to ensure long term healthy growth.

Available in deskbowls at 30cm to mature species at 9m. These plants demand high light requirements within an office environment.

The Madagascar Dragon Tree derives its botanical name from the 'margin' line running along all leaf edges.

The Sentry palm is the most resilient of palms and is well suited to most office spaces. Originating from the Lord Howe Islands which is why they are also known as Howea Forsteriana. A graceful addition to boardrooms and reception areas alike.

A bright upright growing habit Dracaena ideal for space restricted areas around the office.

Another of the Dracaena family with great versatility and relatively shade tolerant

Occasionally known as the 'Green Corn Plant' this specimen is used widely due to its excellent performance within lower light situations.

Readily available in balls from 20cm to 120cm diameter. When installed into large geometric displays they provide a bold, sharp, modern statement to any exterior space.

These bright drought tolerant plants are able to survive in more challenging environments.