Statement floor plants
Fiddle leaf fig, areca palm, rubber plant and licuala palm — the tall pieces that anchor a reception, fill an awkward corner or screen a walkway.
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Office plants, landscape & fresh flowers
We rent, install and maintain indoor greenery in Singapore offices, look after roof terraces and outdoor planters, and run our own florist studio for the arrangements that greet people at your door.
Indoor plant rental
Rent the plants. We keep them alive.
Office light is dim, the air-conditioning is dry and cold, and nobody has time to notice a plant declining until it's beyond saving. That's why almost every office we work with rents rather than buys.
You pay a monthly rental that includes delivery, installation, scheduled maintenance and free replacement of any plant that fails to thrive. The risk of a plant not surviving your floor's conditions sits with us.
- Species selected for your actual light levels, not a catalogue photograph
- Scheduled maintenance visits — watering, feeding, pruning, leaf wipe-down, pest checks
- Any plant that declines is swapped out, no charge and no conversation needed
- Pots matched to your interior — white fibreglass, matte black, tapered, ribbed or timber
- Scale up or swap the arrangement as your floor plan changes
The range
What we put in offices
Chosen for tolerance of air-conditioning and low natural light — the two things that kill most office plants inside a year.
Desk & counter plants
Money plant, ZZ plant, snake plant and peace lily. Compact, forgiving and happy on a filing cabinet or a shared table.
Planter boxes & dividers
Trough planters used as soft partitions between work zones, along walkways or behind a sofa run in the pantry.
Phalaenopsis orchids
The reception counter standard in Singapore. Rented per pot and rotated the moment a spike finishes, so the counter is never holding a bare stem.
Terrace & outdoor
Sun-tolerant shrubs and specimen planters for roof terraces, balconies and entrance frontage, with watering and trimming on schedule.
Preserved & artificial
For genuinely dark zones — internal meeting rooms, lift lobbies with no daylight — where nothing living will hold its form.
Maintenance
The visit rhythm
Plants don't need attention every day — they need the right attention on a reliable interval. Our horticulture crew works to a fixed schedule per site so nothing is left to chance.
- Weekly or fortnightly: watering to soil condition rather than to a calendar, plus a check for pests and stress
- Monthly: feeding, dead-leaf removal, pruning to shape and leaf wipe-down so foliage stays glossy
- Quarterly: pot and pebble top-up, rotation for even growth, soil condition review
- On decline: immediate swap-out from our nursery stock at no charge
If we also hold your cleaning contract, watering and wipe-down can be handled by the cleaning crew on their normal rounds — one team in the door instead of two.
Discuss a maintenance scheduleFresh flowers
Our own florist studio
We don't subcontract the flowers. Arrangements are conditioned and built by our own florists, which is why we can hold a house style across every delivery to your office instead of sending whatever a third party had left that morning.
- Standing orders: weekly or fortnightly arrangements for reception, boardroom and executive floors, delivered on a fixed day
- Corporate occasions: AGMs, product launches, client dinners, festive dressing for Chinese New Year and Christmas
- Grand opening stands: congratulatory stands with your company message board, delivered and set up on site
- Condolence wreaths: handled quickly and discreetly, delivered island-wide
- Hand bouquets: staff birthdays, farewells, long-service milestones and client thank-yous
Recent work
Delivered around Singapore
Outdoor landscape
Terraces, balconies & frontage
A roof terrace is the first amenity a company shows a visiting client and the first thing to look neglected if nobody owns it. Singapore's sun and rain will either grow it fast or scorch it, often in the same fortnight.
- Planting design and installation for terraces, balconies and entrance frontage
- Scheduled watering, trimming, weeding and fertilising
- Replacement of scorched or storm-damaged stock
- Planter and turf area upkeep, including artificial turf cleaning
- Seasonal replanting to keep colour through the year
How it works
From proposal to installation
There's no online catalogue to click through. Offices differ too much for that — we look at the space, then propose.
Walk the floor
We check light levels, air-conditioning positions, floor traffic and the look you're going for, then note where plants will actually thrive.
Proposal & pots
You receive a plant list with sizes, pot options and a monthly rental figure, plus any flower standing order priced alongside it.
Install & maintain
We deliver and position everything ourselves, then return on the agreed schedule. Nothing further for your office manager to do.
Questions
Plants & flowers FAQ
For nearly every office, rent. Buying means you own a plant that may not suit your light, and you own the problem when it declines — including finding someone to remove and replace it. Rental bundles the plant, the pot, the delivery, the maintenance visits and free replacement into one predictable monthly cost. We do sell plants outright where a client specifically wants ownership.
We replace it at no charge as part of the rental. You don't need to report it or justify it — our crew spots declining stock on their maintenance rounds and swaps it before it becomes an eyesore.
Quite a lot, if the species is chosen properly. ZZ plant, snake plant, money plant and certain aglaonema varieties cope with very low light. For genuinely windowless zones — internal meeting rooms, lift lobbies — we'd recommend preserved or high-quality artificial pieces rather than sell you something that will fail.
Two to three working days is comfortable for a standard congratulatory stand with a message board. We handle same-day and next-day requests regularly — call rather than email if it's urgent, and tell us the delivery window and building, since many CBD towers restrict loading bay times.
Yes, and most corporate clients do. You set a monthly figure and a delivery day, and we design to that budget each week — varying the stems with what's best in the market rather than repeating an identical arrangement.
No. Plenty of clients take only plants and flowers. The advantage of taking both is practical rather than commercial: watering and leaf wipe-down get absorbed into the cleaning visit, and everything lands on one invoice.
Let's green up your floor
Tell us the space and roughly what you have in mind. We'll walk the floor, propose a plant list with pot options, and price the monthly rental.