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Hire Plants

Good reasons to use plants in commercial design.

Having plants in commercial settings improves the guest experience, they can improve feelings of escape, comfort and socialisation which will in turn lead to increased revenues. As well as the enjoyment benefits plants can serve practical purposes. Use them to screen or partition areas, to create thoroughfares and support social distancing as well as supporting your brand and design.

One Plant, Many Purposes:

  • Use floor standing plants to create zoning and partition, let them help you with social distancing.
  • Create an indoor garden for an easy and quick escape from everyday life.
  • Support your brand and your values by association with plants.
  • Make way-finding and circulation easier utilising plants as a signal for sight lines and movements.
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Indoor Maintenance

Our indoor maintenance schedule consists of regular servicing visits and seasonal feeding where needed. Our trained service techs use soil moisture readers to ensure indoor plants get the perfect amount of water every time.

Long Term Hire

As living things, hiring plants is part product & part service that doesn't get delivered once, but needs to be well managed over time to maintain presentation and quality.

Site Visit

No obligation site visit + complimentary design service.

Whether you're starting from site plans, have a broad concept, or want us to visit you on-site, contact us for a no-obligation quote.

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What's Included in Our Hire Service?
  • Our simple monthly pricing covers all aspects of the delivery & installation. If you need extra plants, the process is very simple.
  • Our hire & maintenance programme covers plant replacements & exchanges as needed with no additional charges or outlay.
  • We cover all aspects of plant care from trimming, feeding, watering and cleaning. Enjoy the plants in your space, and we'll take care of the rest.
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