For staging companies & realtors
A plant partner for home staging companies and real estate agents. We choose and place real plants for your listings, matched to each property's light, architecture and the furniture you've staged, and timed to your showing schedule.
Why real plants
A buyer walking through a listing can tell the difference, even without naming why. Real plants chosen for the property's light, architecture and your staged furniture make a space feel lived-in and finished instead of arranged for a showing. Sometimes that's one large statement plant, sometimes a few smaller pieces: just enough life that the house feels like somewhere a buyer wants to live.
How it works
We walk the property with you or your team: the light, the architecture and the furniture already staged in.
Matched to what we saw on the walkthrough, not a standard staging kit. Sized to the room, not just picked for looking good in a photo.
Delivered and placed by our team, timed to your listing and showing schedule, so the house is ready when you are.
Recent placements
Who we work with
One plant partner for your listings. We work alongside the furniture and decor you've staged, matching plant and container choices to the style you've set.
Plants selected for your listing's light and layout, placed on your timeline ahead of photos and the first showing.
Common questions
It depends on the property, how many rooms need plants and your listing timeline. You'll see an itemized proposal before anything is placed.
Yes. This service is built for home staging companies and real estate agents, and we work with you directly on your listings.
Yes. Container size, finish and color are chosen alongside the plant, to match the furniture and style already in the space.
Tell us your listing and showing dates during the walkthrough and we'll work placement around them.
San Diego County is our primary service area, from North County to the coast, including Carlsbad, Escondido and Solana Beach, with staging projects also completed across Orange County and Los Angeles County.
From the blog
Staging
Why stagers reach for real plants over silk, and how to choose them for a specific property's light, architecture and furniture.
Guide
Light, size, traffic, watering and containers, in that order.