We believe in partnering with you right from conceptualization of ideas to designing and final execution. Together we will translate your thoughts into the greenery around you. In order for any 'living space' to be successful, we keep in mind local conditions and availability of resources as well as a maintenance budget. In addition, our unique water features introduce serenity and beauty to the garden.

We ensure that your space is unique and pleasing to the senses.

 

Grow Fresh
Fruits & Vegetables Nothing is more pleasing than eating vegetables and fruit from your own garden grown in a healthy organic way. Case study →
Spring Most cultures of the world celebrate spring. We bring the joy of the season with colourful annuals, flowering bushes and trees. Case study →
Arid In dry and stony areas where water is scarce, it is best to plan a space which is attractive and yet low on maintenance. Such spaces can in fact be made into striking features. Case study →
IT, SEZ – Sohna Road Developed by the popular Shapoorji Pallonji group. We delivered a complete study of the geography, detailed wind and sun analysis, water bodies, and identification of plants with seasonal studies as well as hardscaping. Case study →
Lawns Sprawling lawns, open space, streams and large ponds... create a marvel. Case study →
Bikaner House, New Delhi A heritage building in Central Delhi brought back to life. Case study →
Tropical Lush green plants with contrasting foliage and tropical flowers, convert your garden into a delightful oasis. Case study →
Verandas & Yards We have aesthetic solutions for your verandas, small yards, balconies or terraces. We can enhance the area with beautiful plants, water features and lighting solutions to beautify the space. Case study →
Courtyards Bring the small courtyard to life with water bodies and features surrounded by greens. Case study →
National Centre for the Performing Arts, Mumbai The NCPA, with expert architects, ANLA - Mumbai, along with our team we delivered this commercial space with greenery and a riot of colours. Case study →