Indoor Plant Program

JoAnn Stagno leads the ÓÐÁϺÐ×ÓÊÓƵ Indoor Plant Program for Facilities Services by adorning common areas on the Fairbanks campus with healthy plants without compromising safety.
ÓÐÁϺÐ×ÓÊÓƵ photo by JR Ancheta

The ÓÐÁϺÐ×ÓÊÓƵ Indoor Plant Program (IPP) is a campuswide partnership endeavor with a threefold mission, to 1) restore the health of plants residing in public/common areas, 2) create an aesthetically pleasing environment, and 3) ensure the purpose of the area/room is functioning properly and without impediments or safety issues.

We offer five services for plants within public/common areas:

  1. Preservation: Transplant, stake & tie, fertilize, feed, trim, prune, propagate, etc.
  2. Infirmary: Have a sick plant? We will attempt to nurse it back to health in our plant sanitarium.
  3. Donate/adopt-a-plant: No plant left behind! If you don’t want it — we do! Retiring? Graduating? We’ll find your plant a new home.
  4. Plant-sitting: Vacation? Winter break? Spring break? Summer break? Extended sick leave? Let us make sure your plants don’t miss you too much by allowing us to take care of them until you return.
  5. Plant care information:  Contact us, and we will help you identify your plant and provide care information.  to view or download our Indoor Plant Program care sheets.
Contact

For more information or to arrange indoor plant care:

Phone: 907-474-7000 (Facilities Services Dispatch)
Email: ÓÐÁϺÐ×ÓÊÓƵ-fsdispatch@alaska.edu

Grounds Department
Horticulturist: Juanita Magnetek
Email: jlmagnetek@alaska.edu

Service Manager: Amber McKirgan
Email: almckirgan@alaska.edu

 

Tips on plant care

Origins of the Indoor Plant Program (PDF)

Indoor plant care tips (PDF)

Indoor plant care pest management (PDF)

 

Other resources