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Plant Specialists Blog

Welcome to the Plant Specialists Blog – your premier destination for expert insights on revitalizing urban landscapes into verdant, flourishing environments. From sophisticated garden designs and tailored planters to custom pergolas, we provide a wealth of tips, innovative ideas, and exclusive glimpses into our projects throughout New York City. With over 53 years of experience in greening New York, our team of horticulturists and designers shares practical tips, creative ideas, and the latest trends to help you cultivate your own green oasis. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just starting out, explore our articles to enhance your gardening journey

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Happy New Year from Plant Specialists!

As the year comes to a close, we take a moment to reflect on the incredible gardens we’ve helped create and maintain with your support. Here’s to a bright and beautiful new year, filled with flourishing plants and fresh opportunities to make your outdoor spaces thrive. Thank you for being part of our journey!

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The Plant Specialists Elves Were Busy !

Our talented team of Plant Specialists worked their magic this holiday season, transforming ordinary gardens into festive wonderlands. From sparkling lights to beautifully arranged greenery, see how our “elves” spread holiday cheer and brought smiles to our clients with custom seasonal designs.

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Are You Grinch Ready ?

The holidays are just around the corner—so is your garden ready to impress? From sparkling decorations to seasonal plant care, we’re sharing tips to ensure your outdoor space is as festive as the season itself. Let us help you create a garden that’s sure to dazzle even the grumpiest of guests.

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The Value of Cyclamens

A native to the Mediterranean basin its name is derived from the Greek - “Kyklos” – meaning round – and referring to its tuber. They are valued for their flowers with upswept petals and variably patterned leaves.Romans used to call it “tūber terrae” - "earth truffle" or amulētum - "amulet", because it was believed that evil spells had no effect where it grew ! We need to grow some here!

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