Plantusnyc

Landscape architectural specialists in NYC

03/12/2026

Could it be???

After a cold, long, snowy winter- signs of life, finally!
Snowdrops, crocus, and witch hazel blossoms are among the earliest hints that spring is almost here! Bring it on Mother Nature, Team Plantus is ready for another great growing season!

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01/26/2026

The weather up North is frightful, but the Tropical Plant International Expo was delightful!

Held in Fort Lauderdale, the annual event had thousands of growers, designers, and industry pros gathering under one roof at the Broward County Convention Center. Attendees from across the U.S. and around the globe explored sprawling exhibits filled with vibrant tropical foliage, rare specimens, and cutting-edge plant products, while educational sessions sparked fresh ideas and trends for the year ahead. Networking, horticultural gossip (!), oooh and ahhing over incredible plants....and puppies! (remember, when it comes to pets: adopt, don't shop!)

From eye-catching displays to spirited conversations, the event blended botanical business with plenty of plant-filled fun.

12/29/2025

2025 - that's a wrap! Thank you to everyone who made this another great season of flowers, foliage and fun! See you all in 2026!
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12/15/2025

Team Plantus brings the holiday spirit to Midtown East with a dazzling display at 280 Park Avenue!

Sweetgum and Birch trees have been elegantly adorned with lights, infusing this bustling urban area with a festive glow. The scene is completed with the addition of Hollies and Liriope, offering a welcome touch of natural serenity for the winter season.

12/08/2025

Team Plantus brings the holiday vibes to the entrance of 10 Grand Central in midtown Manhattan! This installation of bespoke modular panels is a kaleidoscope of colorful ornaments, garlands and twinkling lights, a festive celebration of the winter season.

12/01/2025

Hollies (Ilex aquifolium) are an evergreen shrub known for glossy deep green foliage and bright red berries. Here at 888 Seventh Ave, these versatile plants combine with Paperbark Birch and Japanese Maple to welcome the change of seasons from Autumn into Winter

11/21/2025

Take a trip back to the 1970's! 'The Secret Life of Plants' was a 1973 book and 1979 documentary film that explored the idea of plant consciousness. Though criticized by many mainstream scientists and botanists for promoting pseudoscientific claims that lacked independent verification and replicable studies, it is a fascinating time capsule.

The documentary film features a soundtrack by the legendary Stevie Wonder (the double LP album Journey Through "The Secret Life of Plants" ), which itself spawned two singles that reached the Billboard Hot 100 charts in America: "Send One Your Love" (No. 4) and the minor hit "Outside My Window" (No. 52). The single "Black Orchid" reached No. 63 in the UK.

The documentary can be watched online; behold the 1970's fashions and facial hair! Watch plants undergo experiments involving lie detector tests, as well as their response to music and sound frequencies. Trigger warning; there is an unsettling sequence wherein innocent cabbage plants are roughed up by Soviet scientists by hand, as well as by cigarette smoke- far out!

11/06/2025

Fall in New York City! Days grow shorter, nights turn crisp, and plantstake their colorful curtain call in shades of gold, orange, ruby, andbronze. On this West Village terrace -designed, installed, and maintainedby our team - the stars of the show include Hydrangea, Dogwood, Pennisetum,and Birch.

Follow the I LOVE NY Fall Foliage Report to track the season’s peak color-

https://www.iloveny.com/things-to-do/fall/foliage-report/

and yes, NYCis glowing right now!

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