Designs in 1969, after working six years with an artifical import/manufacturing floral company, Dale Stansbury decided to open his own business, creating DalMarko Designs."

DalMarko Designs' first location was on La Brea Avenue in Los Angeles, California. Mr. Stansbury began his work with live and artificial plants creating interiorscapes for commercial and residential projects. Also, at this time, he began to work with set designers in Hollywood doing such sets as, "The Glass Bottom Boat", "Absent Minded Proffessor", "The Beverly Hillbillies", "Petticoat Junction", "Green Acres", and "The Juliet Prowse Show". And

As business continued to grow, in 1974, the decision was made to move to a 10,000 square foot facility on Pico Boulvard and Orange Drive in Los Angeles. Now with the capability to manufacture on a larger scale, DalMarko Designs began to expand into larger interiorscape projects such as the Internation Airports in San Jose, Honolulu, Tampa, and many more. It was at this time Mr. Stansbury created the preserved Dracena Plant. The Preserved Dracena is the best selling plant in DalMarko's history, and has been featured on the covers of "House Beautiful" and "Better Homes and Gardens".

With the beginning of the 80's, Mr. Stansbury created an explusive line of flowers, sachs, soaps, and ornaments for Liberace, giving DalMarko Designs its first opportunity in the Las Vegas area, by designing the plants and flowers for th "Liberace Show".