Delivered exactly as you drew it.

Yes — that's the whole brief. Send the floor plan and your finish palette and we come back with a plant and planter spec, zone by zone, with quantities and a budget you can drop straight into your FF&E package. No spec writing on your side.

We do. Plants and vessels come from one supplier instead of two — one contact, one quote, one delivery to coordinate. And because we source the vessels to your palette, they read as part of the scheme rather than something bought off a shelf.

No. You set the language; we work inside it. If a species we'd normally recommend fights your palette, we find another one that doesn't — and if nothing will survive in a spot you've drawn planting into, we tell you early, while it's still cheap to move. We're an extra pair of hands on your team, not another approval to chase.

Install is measured in days, not weeks, and we schedule around the other trades so we're not the reason anything slips. Tell us the date the client walks in and we work back from it.

You do. We read the space first — available light, HVAC and vents, sightlines, traffic — and rule out everything that won't survive it. What comes back is a shortlist per zone, all of it viable, so you're choosing on how it looks rather than gambling on whether it lives. If you'd rather we proposed a full scheme, we'll do that too — but only if you ask.

Post-installation maintenance takes over: scheduled visits for watering, pruning and pest control, plus free replacements. The agreement is signed directly with your client, so it never becomes your admin — and the space keeps photographing well long after you've moved on.

Design development is ideal, so planters can be coordinated with millwork, drainage and power. But we're used to coming in at the FF&E stage, or even right before occupancy, and working to the schedule you have.

Yes — Toronto and the GTA, from single-floor studios to multi-floor headquarters. We've delivered Shopify's 11-floor program and WeWork's 8 Toronto locations.