When to Retire Plants in Client Accounts
After more than two decades in the interiorscape industry, I’ve found myself thinking more and more about retirement. I still enjoy working with plants and am grateful to earn a living doing what I love. However, the older I get, the more I look forward to the day when the only plants I need to […]
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