The POT de DECK - sounds like "the potted deck" - is a container gardening service launched to provide plant-loving homeowners frustrated with deer damage with gardens on decks and enclosed patios. This specialized service is available for homeowners and also for businesses in Bridgewater, NJ, and its surrounding areas.
The proprietor and gardener has lived in Bridgewater for 20 years and has been an avid gardener for over 12 years creating voluminous deck gardens. Her interest and experience stem from the fact that in this area, deer can cause extensive damage to most flowers planted in the ground, and she has found that moving the garden from the ground to pots and containers on a deck is a satisfying and rewarding solution.
The option to grow flowers in pots may be a daunting endeavor for would-be gardeners, however.Potted flowers and plants require a whole new set of gardening skills:managing the stress from exposure to heat, drought, constraints on growth, and knowing how to create a look that imitates a garden.The POT de DECK is a gardening service for the plant lovers who are busy or do not have a green thumb.The POT de DECK can create any sized garden depending on the area of the deck and the customer’s budget.It is possible to achieve a “cottage-garden” display off the ground.In addition to gardens on decks, The POT de DECK can also create container combinations for front entries for homes and businesses with deer-resistant flowers and plants, if necessary.It specializes in unusual design and combinations of new and lesser-known flowers. The POT de DECK is also a one-stop shopping source for unusual pots, accessories and garden décor.Dressing up pots and decks is like accessorizing an indoor room with the help of a decorator.
Decks or patios need not be empty spaces, or just places to hold a picnic table and some chairs.The POTde DECK would like to help customers turn to their outdoor room by creating a summer living space with the addition of a colorful flower garden in containers.
The POT de DECK, Container Gardens - Spring-Summer-Fall Season 2011 Inquiries:Gardener@ThePOTdeDECK.com