Blondie’s Treehouse in New York was recognized by Inc. magazine’s Fastest Growing Private Companies in America list.
Blondie’s has grown steadily over the past thirty years to become the one of the country’s largest companies of its kind. Blondie’s offers horticultural services for corporate offices and lobbies, exterior landscaping, orchid and florist services and holiday display.
The landscaping and horticultural service company services more than 1,000 accounts in the Greater New York Metropolitan Area, and is strongly focused on the luxury hospitality and financial services industries. The company is experiencing healthy annual growth of 10 percent with revenues exceeding $11 million last year.
The company has been awarded a string of high profile projects with well-known developers, and has its busiest year yet scheduled for 2008, installing roof gardens, terraces and landscaped gardens for several new super-luxury residential developments.
Blondie’s provides clients with end-to-end landscaping services; a typical exterior project can involve over 50 individuals across several departments. Designers work closely with clients to develop unique, relevant designs and to create a detailed set of specifications. Clients are presented with artistic color renderings and plans and revisions are made following consultations and feedback. Plant species are selected to match the client’s needs, and specimens are carefully chosen from nurseries. Blondie’s project managers oversee the entire operation, and choose technicians to provide continuing maintenance once an installation has been completed.
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