NBC’s ‘Today Show’ x Urban Plantscapes

NBC's 'The Today Show'

Post author:Evan Davis Santi
Post published:March 3, 2024
Post category:City Landscaping Garden Projects Indoor Plant Care Landscape Design Landscape Partnerships Landscaping New York City Plantings Press Property Care Spring TV

When NBC Universal sought to craft a visually captivating garden backdrop for a featured gardening segment on their popular Today Show, Urban Plantscapes rose to the occasion. Previous Next Set against the iconic backdrop of 30 Rockefeller Center in bustling Midtown Manhattan, our team meticulously curated a stunning array of flowers, plants, and shrubs, transforming the space into a lush oasis that graced Channel 4 with…

Housing Works x Urban Plantscapes

Post author:Evan Davis Santi
Post published:March 3, 2024
Post category:City Landscaping Garden Projects Landscape Design Landscape Partnerships Landscaping New York City Plantings Press Property Care Rooftop Gardens Spring TV

Urban Plantscapes proudly joined forces with Housing Works to elevate the rooftop oasis in Manhattan's vibrant Alphabet City neighborhood. Meticulously curating a diverse selection of shrubs, trees, annual bursts of color, and enduring perennials, we aimed to bring an exquisite touch to the space. In an exciting collaboration that included powerhouse brands such as Sears and Kmart, as well as the iconic actress Jaclyn Smith, the…

Pittsburgh x Urban Plantscapes

Landscaping by Urban Plantscapes

Post author:Evan Davis Santi
Post published:March 3, 2024
Post category:City Landscaping Garden Projects Landscape Design Landscape Partnerships Landscaping Municipal Landscaping Pennsylvania Pittsburgh Plantings Property Care Spring

Have you taken a leisurely drive down Brownsville Road lately? Exciting things are happening as we embark on a transformative four-year beautification journey for the Borough of Mount Oliver. Our landscaping efforts boast an array of enhancements, from numerous vibrant hanging baskets that add seasonal splendor to the introduction of new flowering trees and a diverse selection of perennials. Previous Next But that's not all –…