We are Charleston! We are a “certified” green company. The first in our city and we tied for first in the whole state!
Greenery Gallery, Inc. has been supplying the look and maintaining indoor tropical 
plants for hundreds of companies for 23 years! We are family owned & managed and serve the beautiful coast of South Carolina. Selecting lush tropical plants for a client is our pleasure & our business! We carefully place each plant to suit the surroundings. Then weekly, we maintain those tropicals and replace as needed at no additional cost. We keep our clients “looking great.”
Our home base starts in Charleston South Carolina. Our newest undertaking is the expansion to take our company national. We have branched into Georgia and will begin our services in sunny Florida, another great place for us to show our “Green!”
We have the unique opportunity to supply our creativity to our clients at Christmas time, decorating and supplying greenery and poinsettias.
Our technicians are trained thoroughly, they love what they do and it shows! Training in plant care, professionalism and technology has placed us in a limelight that we love to be in.
Our very own Pam Montgomery was awarded “Plant technician of the year” in 2003. She was honored at the Tropical Plant International Expo in Ft. Lauderdale. There were over 5000 interior plant companies to choose from. We are pleased that we have quality employees & our quality of plant care is “exceptional.”
In 2008 we earned our industry-wide Green Certification. This is a measure of our success in reducing carbon footprints that our company puts on the earth. It is a rigorous standard that all interior plantscape companies do not meet. We use organic products, we practice recycling AND we take practical steps to be more efficient in the use of our resources.
In “growing” with the times, we strive to be the “best in the business”. Keeping customers with the service they deserve and the best possible smiles......never hurrying through, but building a lasting relationship, After all… it’s all about “the people” and the plants that help clean their air.
BJ Rodgers