Full-Service Planting and Maintenance Makes Seasonal Curb Appeal Simple

WOW Windowboxes brings year-round blooms to residential and commercial properties in Central Iowa.

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Seasonal containers, managed irrigation, and full tearout: WOW Windowboxes, a planting product and services company that serves all of Central Iowa, offers more than what their name implies. “Our work is built around seasonal replanting services,” says owner Chad Roethler. “We take the guesswork out of plant selection, pairing every plant with the right sun exposure for a maintenance-free experience and exceptional curb appeal. It’s built for the busy professional or anyone who loves the blooms but not the dirty hands.”

WOW Windowboxes provides year-round planting for residential and commercial properties, including potted containers, railing boxes, and windowboxes. “Every build is specific to you,” says Roether, who has a background in technology. “I liken it to building a website or digital platform. You need to have the right requirements and do everything with the best interest of the customer in mind.”

Roethler works with local growers and nurseries to bring clients’ inspiration to life using either their existing containers or custom built options. Designs start with mature, 8- to 10-inch anchor plantings to give a full, established look, then fill in with smaller 4- to 6-inch accents for texture. 

In spring and summer, customers can choose a full range of flowers and container fillers, thoughtfully curated for the container’s location. The transition to fall often brings mums, celosia, and millet with a mix of pumpkins and gourds. Winter planting is all about holiday decoration, including faux or real wreaths, garland, and fresh-cut greenery. “We can do more than just a container, ” says Roethler. “We offer full porch and entryway transformations.”

“We take the guesswork out of plant selection, pairing every plant with the right sun exposure for a maintenance-free experience and exceptional curb appeal. It’s built for the busy professional or anyone who loves the blooms but not the dirty hands.”

After requesting a quote, Roethler and his team will visit the location to take measurements, discuss design, and provide an estimated cost. Custom-built containers typically take 10 to 14 days to build and install; planting services can normally be sourced and planted within a few days. 

WOW Windowboxes also offers irrigation to take any plant-related maintenance off the customer’s to-do list. “With a one-time purchase of the drip irrigation system, we discretely run tubing and manage the timer,” explains Roethler. “We’ll winterize the system before the first frost, set it up again in the spring, and adjust it as the weather heats up in July and August and cools down in the fall.” 

Their service comes with the “bloom guarantee.” A week after planting, they’ll return to ensure the plants are doing well. If something isn’t growing correctly or is placed in the wrong sun exposure, they’ll replace it. In six to eight weeks, they’ll return again to deadhead plants or refertilize. “It truly is full-service planting and maintenance,” says Roethler. “We do our best to create the vision you had in mind. If we don’t get it right the first time, we’ll fix it.” 

To find out more or to get an estimate, visit wowwindowboxes.com.


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2869 104th St | Urbandale, IA | www.wowwindowboxes.com

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