Over the years the client and patrons began requesting our designs to be over the top and more creative. Depicted here are large specimen Adondia Palms displayed with colorful Dracaena and highlighted with refreshing summer colors of blooming Guzmania Bromeliads.

Bright colors enhance the views from the distance. A current seasonal approach is necessary for design effectiveness. Here Hedera Ivy, Red and Yellow Reiger Begonia and Dracaena Limelight add that color punch.

Custom grown Ornamental Peppers accentuate this preseason fall look. One of our favorite displays, the peppers are planted in our supplier greenhouse months ahead. Even though these are extremely "hot" clients are consistantly picking them to eat.

Each year certain displays are specifically larger and more elaborate, this was for the Thanksgiving season. Our design team here mixes a significant amount of props with fall Mums and live Quercus Branches. Antique wagon wheels and other display items are sought out all year long.

Full, over the top and never seeing soil are some of the client desires on how are displays are rated. Letters from patrons are also factors used to comment to the design effectivness. Here Ficus Decora, Neon Pothos and Red, Orange and Yellow Peppers highlight an early fall look.

Of course December has to have some Christmas elements in our work! A sucessful blend of Red and White Poinsettia are showcased with three 9' flocked trees adorned with complimentary ornaments and custom wrapped holiday gift boxes. This is one of the patrons favorite looks. Each display gets refreshed every 10 days. Sometimes changing out all the live materials.

Immediately after Christmas a major change out to a massive display of winter white is set for the incoming New Year celebration. Cyclamen last approximately 2 weeks and are refreshed through the end of January.

During Chinese New Year research is required to make sure the cultural customs and designs depicted are 100% accurate and appropiate. An outside group critiques for accuracy. Even flower color is important here, red,yellow and green are considered the luckiest colors and white is considered unlucky.

Some displays revert to a simple classic look. Utilizing new cultivars is also encouraged by the client and design team. In the center a Dracaena Giganta offers a new feel with superior longevity and complimented by Dracaena Limelight and mulit colored Calendiva.

POW! Vyron Chrysanthemum, a seldom used unterior hybrid provide a late summer/early fall look. This mid season color combination helps transition displays. Our creations and installations have it's "Groupies" who schedule their visits to the Casino to watch the change out magic!

Simple yellow and white give another feel. We tend to mix the complexity of the displays so the more elaborate and larger designs are more effective. There is a method even with plants to provide theater.

Mother's Day is traditionally a major display. Here each year we utilize more props, multi level effects and an extremely colorful array of plants and flowers seen in a Spring garden. Being this display is more intricate it creates a beautiful background for photographs.

One of the best examples for clean, simple and colorful our Team utilized colored planters to bring the design throughout. Shown here with several colors of Calendiva and handmade stepping stones. Simple but elegant.

A summer favorite shown here is a stunning tropical feel. Our designers have taken the libery of painting the containers to bring additional color into the center of the display. An overabundance of mulit species Bromeliads bring that tropical feel. Kimberly Queen Fern add the finishing touch to the corners.