No Need to Re-Invent the Planter for Your Architecture
Landscape architects coordinate countless details to bring a project from concept to completion. Materials, dimensions, site conditions, planting plans, installation…
Maybe Not a Harvest, But Have Your Pick of Planters
Choosing planters for a commercial property can feel like sorting through a harvest without knowing which options will deliver the right result. Property managers…
A Guide to Choosing the Right Commercial Planters This Fall
Fall purchasing decisions can have consequences that extend well beyond the initial order. When commercial property managers rush to replace worn planters or complete…
Choosing Replacement Planters for Fall and Winter
Fall purchasing decisions can have consequences that extend well beyond the initial order. When commercial property managers rush to replace worn planters or complete…
Fall Season Planting Prep
When fall temperatures arrive in New York City, unprepared planters and changing plant needs can make outdoor spaces harder to maintain. Rooftops, balconies, patios,…
The Best Patio Planters for Fall: How to Refresh Your Outdoor Space
As summer fades and temperatures cool, your patio doesn't have to lose its color or character. Fall is an ideal time to refresh your outdoor space with new plants,…
Halloween Planting Doesn’t Have to Be So Spooky!
Halloween decorating can be difficult when you want more than plastic skeletons and store-bought decorations to create a festive outdoor space. Plants offer a natural…
How to Arrange Multiple Planters Without Making a Small NYC Space Feel Crowded
In New York City, outdoor space can be limited. A small balcony, rooftop, patio, or brownstone entryway may have room for only a few planters, but that doesn't mean…
Creating a Polished Entrance Without Blocking Foot Traffic
A storefront has only a few seconds to make an impression. In New York City, that first impression happens in a busy environment, with pedestrians moving along the…
How Many Plants Can You Put in One Planter?
You want your planter to look full and attractive, but putting too many plants together can leave them competing for water, nutrients, light, and growing room.
How to Prepare Your Outdoor Planters for NYC Winter
Your planters need protection, too. Freezing temperatures, snow, ice, and repeated temperature changes can all affect containers that remain outdoors through the…
Choosing Between Fiberglass, Terracotta, and Ceramic Planters for NYC Weather
NYC weather can put containers through hot summers, freezing winters, heavy rain, strong winds, and frequent temperature changes.
Fall Vegetable Gardening in NYC
As summer winds down, your garden doesn’t have to come to an end. Fall vegetable gardening in NYC is a great way to continue growing fresh produce while taking…
Outdoor Decorating Trends for Fall 2026 Using Modern Planters
As summer fades and cooler weather rolls in, many homeowners begin looking for simple ways to refresh their outdoor spaces. Fall is one of the best times to update…
How to Refresh Your Outdoor Planters for Late Summer and Early Fall
As summer begins to wind down, your outdoor spaces may start showing signs of the season. Flowers that once looked full and colorful can begin to fade, foliage may…
7 Apartment-Friendly Trees That Thrive in Large Fiberglass Planters
Summer in New York City can be beautiful, but it can also be demanding on your outdoor plants. Between intense afternoon sun, rising humidity, and occasional summer…