Plant rentals · Convene 100 Stockton, San Francisco

Plants for your Convene event, already proven in the building.

The Preserve rents plants for meetings, summits, and receptions at Convene 100 Stockton — 53,000 square feet of hospitality-grade event space above Union Square. We've installed in the building before, and every photo on this page is our own material on those floors. We deliver into your load-in window, style to your floor plan, and strike on schedule.

Fully insured · COIs provided Events from $3,000 to $40,000 In Union Square
Kentia palm in a charcoal pedestal planter with snake plants, ferns, and anthurium along a mint platform under the staircase at Convene 100 Stockton
Our install at ConveneKentia palm and mixed foliage under the stair.

Past clients include

Meta Splunk Cisco San Jose Earthquakes Cathay Innovation Reuters OpenAI QuantumScape KPMG
Full service, start to finish

What we take care of.

Convene runs a tight, hospitality-first building — dedicated ground-floor lobby, elevator access to the event floors, and an in-house team that manages the room. Our job is to slot cleanly into that machine so the plants are simply there, looking right, when doors open.

No. 1

Delivery & install

We coordinate with your Convene event producer, schedule against your confirmed load-in window, and place every plant to your floor plan.

No. 2

On-site styling

We walk the floors with you before doors and adjust anything that reads undersized once the room is fully set.

No. 3

Pickup & teardown

We strike inside your move-out window so the venue turns over on time for the next day's program.

No. 4

Insured & papered

Fully insured, with Certificates of Insurance sent to Convene and your production company ahead of load-in, in the format they require.

The floors

Spaces we green at 100 Stockton.

Seven meeting and event spaces across the fourth and fifth floors, with a dedicated street-level lobby for arrival. Bright, modern rooms with big windows over Union Square — a floor that takes greenery beautifully.

The forum floorsThe venue's largest rooms — general sessions, summits, and receptions for several hundred. Statement palms and planted clusters that hold their own against a full production build.
Meeting studios & boardroomsSmaller rooms for workshops, breakouts, and executive sessions. Scaled-down material that keeps the same look running through the whole program.
Lounges & prefunctionThe in-between spaces where guests actually linger. Window-line groupings, platform planters, and greenery that softens the corners people photograph.
The window lineThe floors' best feature — daylight over Stockton Street. Plantings along the glass read from across the room and from the street below.
Full buyoutsBoth floors as one program — a consistent scheme from the lobby arrival through every room, keyed to your event brand.
From a past rental

Our plants at Convene.

These aren't renders or stock photos — every image below is our own material, installed for a corporate rental at 100 Stockton.

Kentia palm in a charcoal pedestal planter with snake plants, ferns, and anthurium arranged along a mint platform under the staircase
The loungeKentia palm and mixed foliage under the stair.
Kentia palm, peace lily, and mixed foliage grouped on a mint platform along the window line
The window lineA platform grouping over Stockton Street.
Variegated rubber tree in a charcoal pedestal planter beside a glass door
ThresholdsA variegated rubber tree marking a doorway.
Palms and a snake plant in white and terracotta planters lined up on a mint bench
PrefunctionMixed planters on the bench line.
Schefflera in a light wood-toned planter at the window with the city beyond
CornersA schefflera holding a window corner.
Ficus tree in a white planter with a philodendron at its base, beside framed art at the window
ArrivalA ficus and philodendron softening a corner.

Also nearby

Union SquareThe Westin St. FrancisThe Beacon GrandMarriott Union SquareThe Financial District& the downtown circuit

A polished venue. Plants finish it.

Convene handles the room, the food, and the technology better than almost anyone — what the floors leave to you is warmth. That's the layer we add. Because we've worked these floors, we spec to what's actually there: platform groupings along the window line, pedestal planters at thresholds, and height where the architecture asks for it. The scheme arrives styled, stays styled, and disappears on schedule.

The process

How it works, in four steps.

Tell us about the event

Dates, which rooms, and the look you want. A floor plan and your Convene run-of-show let us quote against real load-in times rather than guessing.

10 minutes of your time

Get a proposal

An itemized proposal with photos of the actual plants, suggested placements, and one clear price.

$3,000 event minimum

We install & style

Our crew works your load-in window and fine-tunes the floors with you before doors open.

You approve, we adjust

We pick everything up

We strike inside your move-out window, day or night. The plants go back into rotation, not a dumpster.

Nothing for you to clean up
Good to know

Convene 100 Stockton questions.

What planners and event teams ask us about working the building.

Do you deliver to Convene 100 Stockton?

Yes — we've installed in the building before. We coordinate the details with your Convene event producer, schedule against your confirmed load-in window, and work the venue's access from the ground-floor lobby up to the event floors. Delivery is billed by scope and confirmed before we quote.

Are the photos on this page really from Convene?

Yes. Every photo in the gallery above is our own material, installed at 100 Stockton for a past corporate rental — the platform groupings along the window line, the pedestal planters at the thresholds, and the lounge scheme under the stair.

Which spaces can you work?

Any of them — the venue's seven meeting and event spaces across the fourth and fifth floors, the lounges and prefunction areas between them, and the ground-floor arrival. For full buyouts we run one consistent scheme through both floors.

What does plant rental cost for a Convene event?

Pricing is per plant, and one rental price covers your event for up to three days. There's a $3,000 minimum per event, and delivery is billed separately based on your window and the size of the install. Single-room programs typically start at our minimum; multi-room and buyout schemes run larger.

Can you provide a Certificate of Insurance?

Yes. We're fully insured and send COIs directly to Convene and your production company ahead of load-in, with whatever additional-insured language is required. Send us the requirements and we'll handle the paperwork.

Will the plants last a multi-day program without watering?

Yes. We spec hardy material for indoor light, water and groom everything before it leaves the shop, and one rental price covers up to three days. We don't staff on-site watering during events; for longer runs, ask about a mid-event refresh visit.

How far ahead should we book?

Four to six weeks is ideal, and fall program season books out earliest. If your date is sooner than that, ask anyway — we'll tell you straight away what's possible.

What if a plant gets damaged mid-event?

We swap it. We keep healthy backups in rotation at our shop and schedule replacements around your event hours.

How do deposits and payment work?

A 50% deposit up front so we can source the exact plants and planters your event needs, and the remaining 50% one week before the event. No deposit is taken before you've seen and approved the proposal.

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Get in touch

Tell us about
the event.

One boardroom or a full buyout — fill out the form or email us directly and we'll reply with next steps and a proposal timeline.

Heads up: we have an order minimum of $3,000 per event. Kentia palm, peace lily, and mixed foliage on a mint platform along the window line at Convene

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