West 28th Street, Flower District
Grow more in the space you actually have
Raised beds, fabric grow bags and planters sized for roofs, balconies and back yards — the containers that make a small footprint produce something.
Choose the container first
Bed, bag or pot — the rest of the decision follows from it.
In the Flower District store
Live stock from West 28th Street.
The counter
Part of the Flower District
Jamali Floral and Garden trades on West 28th Street, in what is left of Manhattan flower market. The garden side of the business is containers — galvanized raised beds, fabric grow bags and planters — bought mostly by people growing on roofs and fire escapes.
Sized for city growing
Roof, balcony and back yard footprints rather than acreage.
Drainage on every pot
Where a planter ships with holes and a saucer, the listing says so.
From the Flower District
Free US shipping on orders over $99; a flat $9.95 below that.
Before you fill a bed
How much soil does a raised bed take?
It depends on the footprint and height, both of which are on each listing. As a rough guide a seventeen inch tall bed takes far more than people expect — measure the volume before ordering soil.
Do fabric grow bags last more than one season?
The thickened non-woven bags we stock are made to be emptied, folded and reused. The listing states the fabric weight where the maker publishes it.
Do planters come with drainage holes?
Most do, and several ship with a matching saucer. The specification table on each product page states it rather than leaving you to guess.
What is delivery?
Free US shipping on orders over $99; a flat $9.95 below that.
What are the counter hours?
Mon-Fri 06:00-16:00 | Sat 08:00-16:00 | Sun Closed
Ahead of each growing season
A note when beds and bags come back into stock.