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Custom planters

A little color.
A whole new welcome.

Containers designed for your space, your light and your style. Let us create something new, or bring fresh life to the planters you already love.

Colorful porch planter with pink and green foliage
Made for your space

Four ways to refresh
your containers.

One new planting or a season-long plan—we’ll help you find the right fit.

Here's how it works

From your container to a finished planting.

01

Bring your planter

Large, small, classic or modern — bring your beloved planters to Konjoian's.

02

Expert consultation

Talk through your vision with seasoned gardeners for plant, design & care advice.

03

Creation & assembly

Our experts craft a lush, vibrant container using top-quality materials.

04

Take home your masterpiece

Your custom-planted container is ready to bring a splash of nature home.

No green thumb? No problem.

Repotting services

Overgrown roots, tired soil, leggy plants or seasonal burnout — it happens fast. Instead of replacing everything, we restore and upgrade what you already have. Bring your container(s) in and work with an associate to select plant material; we'll plant it for you. You're charged for materials and labor.

Good to know

Container questions

Can you use my own planters?

Yes — bring them in or we’ll come to you. We can also source new containers to fit your style.

How does pricing work?

You pay for materials (plants and soil) plus labor. We’ll scope it during a quick consult — no payment to start.

Do you deliver and install?

We can plant at our greenhouse for pickup, or design and install right at your property.

Request a consultation

Tell us a little about your project and our team will reach out to set up a visit. No pressure, no fee — just neighbors talking gardens.

Request a Consultation

Share the project goals, address, and timeline so the team can review the request directly.

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