MEDIA

Curbed Real Estate Blog, May, 2009 - Linked to the Holly, Wood & Vine Story on 66 Square Feet about our green improvements of the East Houston Street Mall between 1st & 2nd Avenues.

The New York Times Magazine, October, 2008 - a Tribeca roof garden featured in NY Times Key Magazine.

Open House New York, WNBC - Head of Design, Marie Viljoen, serves as regular contributor and all-around NYC Garden Expert for the show.

Roof garden interview aired June 9th, 2007
Watch the interview HERE

Canadian Broadcasting Corporation interviewed our Head of Design, Marie for their "Confidential" documentary series, aired in April of 2008.

The Franklin Report - The Insider's Guide to Home Services. 2008
Holly, Wood and Vine, Ltd. is listed on this online guide as a highly recommended service in New York City. Work quality, cost evaluation, and value analysis are examined and rated.

GreenRoofs.com September, 2006
Holly, Wood and Vine’s “18th Street” project was the featured greenroof garden in September 2006.

Interior Design Magazine September, 2006
Holly, Wood and Vine worked with Steven Harris Architects to create a garden on the Upper West Side, featured in the 11th Issue of Interior Design magazine.

The New York Times, 22 September 2003
Illusion in a Midtown Courtyard - About the Instituto Cervantes, whose garden Holly, Wood and Vine designed and installed.

City Gardens Club of New York City. Spring garden tour 2002.
The "Featured Garden" was one that Holly, Wood and Vine, Ltd. designed, installed and currently maintains.

Designers' Fare. September 2002.
The eighth annual showcase of outstanding interior and landscape designers was held at the Mount Vernon Hotel Museum and Garden. Holly, Wood and Vine, Ltd. was invited to showcase their work on the grounds of the museum.

The Children For Children Foundation. June 2002.
An organization that helps encourage children "develop a sense of responsibility and philanthropy". A letter from the organization to Holly, Wood & Vine, Ltd:
"We cannot thank you enough for all your advice and assistance in this project. Not only was the result a magnificent rooftop garden and cheerful facade for a place serving young people who don't necessarily get to see such natural beauty outside of school, but also the process of planting with the Nativity boys and our Children's Advisory Board kids working together was tremendously fun and rewarding."