Sep 14, 2015
Rapid growth at Thinking Space
To symbolise all our cheerful faces here at Thinking Space, Chargehand Peter Collins was inspired to plant a company sunflower outside the main entrance of our Romsey Headquarters. Sunflowers, also known as…
To symbolise all our cheerful faces here at Thinking Space, Chargehand Peter Collins was inspired to plant a company sunflower outside the main entrance of our Romsey Headquarters.
Sunflowers, also known as Helianthus, are recognised for their ability to ‘follow’ or move in the direction of the sun throughout the day; an evolutionary trait which encourages as much growth as possible during a sunflowers’ early life. They can grow to a height of anywhere between 0.5m – 4m, with our symbolic new addition currently residing at around 2.5 metres tall!
Above: Pete admires his symbolic sunflower
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