Our Story
What
We Do
Designing Vibrant Tropical Oasis
Our work emphasizes on diversity of plants and plant communities which inevitably brings a naturalistic look. Self sustaining groups of plant communities are not only healthy and less maintenance, they are also aesthetically pleasing. Such plant communities create the base of the food chain and make the space where all other life forms that we share this planet with can live and flourish.
Team
Get to Know Us
We are plant people who create gardens and use plants to enhance the appeal of spaces. We showcase the value and importance of plant diversity, ecology and sustainability through the spaces we create. Nature has a way of being beautiful, sustainable as well as productive all at the same time. We owe most of what we have learnt about plants to the experience of looking at and exploring nature. We mimic nature and through trial and error have learnt some of what works well.
Our
Philosophy
Harmony with Nature
When we are creating a garden our primary aim is to evoke emotional response. Nature has the power to inspire and invigorate us, leaving us fulfilled and happier.
In today’s world, so many of us live in urban or depleted environments. We have disconnected ourself from the natural world and often have stressful lives. Humanity evolved alongside plants and nature and we naturally connect to and respond to plants and the environment they create. They are a lot more than just a source of food and medicine for us, they play a big part in our spiritual well being. The garden is the link that can reconnect us to the beauty of the natural world, the innate replenishing power and benevolence of nature.
As we face global environmental crises and ecological systems that sustain us reach breaking points, an understanding of ecology on a planetary scale and using these ecological principles in the making of gardens can play an important part in restoring the balance of our planet. Native ecosystems are evolutionarily designed and time tested to best use the available resources and grow and thrive within these restraints. It is from these natural processes that we draw inspiration to create ecological, sustainable and naturalistic gardens.