Divine Containers Serving the Minneapolis Metro Area
Get to Know Divine Containers…
Divine Containers evolved from a passion for learning about seasonal flowers with interest in arranging beauty in outdoor spaces. The rewarding and ever-evolving journey began with Meg Adams opening her business in 2012, servicing clients’ needs for both residential and commercial projects onsite. Meg specializes in year-round custom outdoor flower design, installation, and ongoing maintenance of container gardens. While using owners existing containers or advising needs for new containers the aim is to create unique, aesthetic and warm welcome from the outside to the inside.
She combines her passions for planting combinations, container spaces, and current trends for outdoor solutions when she designs the perfect solution for your space. Meg finds it very rewarding to create outdoor environments where clients are excited to be either at home or work because of the beauty surrounding their space.
When she is not in a “planting season”… she enjoys being outside working out by running, walking, golfing, downhill skiing, boating, gardening at home, dog walking, reading, bible study, entertaining and watching her active boys at their varied sports. Family and friends are her joy to be around year- round.
Meg and her team at Divine Containers work hard to ensure every client’s needs are being achieved while enjoying our passions together. The joy of working with people to create an eye-catching arrangement continually makes work such a blessing filled with internal reward. Keeping things in the family is one part of the Divine Containers strong team. Working with her sister, Molly Johnson, who has many varied skills, makes us a perfect complement working together on the projects. Other team members include Lisa and Susan. We are together, Divine.
“Divine Containers takes the guess work out of decorating. I don’t have to guess what I will need or what will work well in certain spaces. I just leave my containers to the experts and love the surprises they are filled with every season. They do an exceptional job filling them with unique flowers and fillers depending on the seasons. It is always a treat to drive up after Divine Containers has been working their magic. Thank you!” – Nicole Muschewske
MEG ADAMS
Principal Designer
MOLLY JOHNSON
Lead Designer
LISA LARSON
Assistant Installer
SUSAN McDONALD
Seasonal Maintenance
“Not only do they do beautiful work, they are great people to work with! Kind, considerate and hard working!” – Karen Halbakken
Daily Mission
- To truly listen and respond to the needs of each client
- To use our collective inspiration to innovate and transform any space
- To work with high-quality products
- To provide straight forward and honest pricing
- To deliver convenience to each client while using our God given talents
Divine Containers In the News...
Divine Containers was featured in the SouthWest Metro Magazine – November 2016
We were delighted to share our story with readers. Here’s an excerpt.
By the time November arrives to the seasonal party, many gardeners have put their gardens to bed, but Meg Adams, owner of Divine Containers, says the festivities are still in full swing. As owner of an all-season container-gardening business, Adams’ creations transform right along with the calendar, and she says outdoor arrangements are not just about curb appeal. “I think it adds beauty that draws you into the space,” Adams says. “It can be like interior design. It can be an extension of your personality.”
Divine Containers offers residential and commercial clients quality service.
“Meg does amazing work, and she’s very detail oriented,” Kelly Gavin says. Over the last few years, Gavin and Adams have developed a creative rapport, often emailing floral design ideas back and forth. Gavin appreciates the way Adams incorporates her ideas or unique finds into the Gavins’ window boxes and front and deck planters. “At this point, I just trust her and say, ‘Go ahead, and surprise me,’” she says.
Read the full article about Divine Containers posted on our blog.
