Container and Raised Planter Gardens

Planting in raised beds, large pots and containers is a good solution when you have no access to good soil at ground level. We do perennial gardens, but also work with tropicals and annuals to provide extra color when the perennials are not in bloom.

Perennial planter with coreopsis, butterfly bush and yarrow.

Raised bed with delphinium, lupines, lavender and feather reed grass

Adding sweet potato vine and hostas provide for a contrast of different shades of green

Ornamental grasses create a lush feel in summer and year round interest

Ferns and cogwood work well for shaded corners

Clematis is a good example of how to use vines to create a green wall effect.

It's possible to create a Garden on a small 20th-floor balcony with the right species.

Plants such as Joe Pye weed, giant hyssop, and goldenrod bring pollinators to new heights!

Here we combined bachelor's buttons, knock-out roses, lavender and herbs and vegetables to create a garden in the sky.

Tiger-eyes cutleaf sumac makes for a good sun-shade

Tropicals like hibiscus bring an extra pop of color

Nothing like Unwinding After A Long Day With Some Wine on the Balcony

Containers can work well in root-bound shaded areas.

Micro-bubbler irrigation makes watering a breeze

Tropicals can be brought inside for winter (see house plants for more info)

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