Plants & Greenery
Balconies, offices, entrances, kindergartens and gardens — with plants that survive here
Our team includes biologists and landscape designers. We know what survives a sharav, salty sea air and a south-facing balcony in August — and we choose plants for your space, not for a catalogue photo.
What we do
Balconies and terraces
Plants chosen for orientation and wind, planters, drip irrigation so you don't water by hand.
Offices and lobbies
Plants for air-conditioned and windowless spaces, with scheduled care.
Entrances
Building lobbies, shop or clinic entrances: greenery that handles sun and dust and looks good year-round.
Kindergartens and schools
Only safe plants — no toxic leaves and no thorns at a child's height.
Gardens and yards
A landscape plan, drought-tolerant planting, irrigation, seasonal refreshes.
Plants as gifts
Potted plants, succulents and florariums — for a housewarming or a desk.
Why local climate matters
- In summer a south- or west-facing balcony gets hot enough to burn most 'catalogue' plants within a week
- By the sea the wind is salty: some plants can't take it, some love it
- A sharav dries leaves out in a day, and hard water leaves lime in the soil — we plan irrigation and soil accordingly
- Office air-conditioning is a climate of its own: dry air and draughts
How it goes
- Photos and sizeSend us photos of the space on WhatsApp, which way it faces, and your wishes.
- Visit and planWe come to see it and propose plants, planters and irrigation with a price.
- PlantingWe deliver, plant, set up irrigation and clean up after ourselves.
- CareOptionally, regular visits: pruning, feeding, replacing anything that didn't take.
Show us your space
A couple of photos is usually enough to tell what will grow there and give a rough budget.