Sherry Constantino
Sherry has been part of the interiorscape industry for over fifteen years, starting at an entry level job at North Florida's largest greenhouse and currently owning two horticulture companies. At UMaine, Sherry majored in English where she worked part-time writing scripts for a local college TV studio.
When to Say No to New Interiorscape Clie...
Most interiorscape companies start with the goal of bringing in as much work as possible, so turning down new clients or projects can feel counte[...] » Read More
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 wit[...] » Read More
3 Practical Ways to Motivate Your Interi...
Hiring challenges may not look the same as they did a few years ago, but for many businesses, building and maintaining a dependable interiorscape[...] » Read More
Should Your Interiorscape Business Grow ...
The costs of interior foliage, paired with occasional availability challenges, make the idea of growing your own ornamental plants a tempting opt[...] » Read More
Service Issues That Frustrate Interiorsc...
Unlike a utility, the interiorscape business is a luxury service rather than a necessity. That means the client experience matters just as much a[...] » Read More
Plant Maintenance Strategies for Inacces...
In the interiorscape business, one of the most frustrating issues is the inability to access areas where plants need servicing. Conference rooms [...] » Read More
