Specialized Garden Installations for Homes and Offices

For vertical gardens, I use a custom-fabricated MS frame that keeps the structure rust-free and sturdy on your wall. Inside, I install a hidden drip irrigation line that waters every row automatically, so your plants stay fresh without daily effort.

My Approach to Vertical Gardens

I treat vertical gardens like a living wall. It starts with the frame—I use anti-rust MS (Mild Steel) pipes to build a grid that is anchored securely to your wall. This is non-negotiable because the frame carries the weight of the plants and wet soil.

Inside the grid, I mount UV-stabilized plastic pots that can hold about 10 plants per square foot. I select hardy, air-purifying varieties like Syngonium, Spider Plants, and Asparagus Ferns. These thrive in our Delhi NCR weather and provide that lush, thick cover. Every row gets its own drip line, which I connect to a central water point. You just turn the tap or set a timer, and the whole wall gets watered evenly.

Zen Gardens: Finding Peace in Stones

Sometimes, you do not need more plants; you need more space for thought. My Zen garden work is all about balance. I focus on creating a layout using stone pathways, white river pebbles, and specific ornamental plants like Ficus topiaries or low-lying shrubs.

I work on-site to place every stone. It is not just about dumping rocks; it is about creating a flow. Whether it is a small corner in your balcony or a designated section of your office, a Zen setup acts as a quiet spot in a busy city. It is low maintenance, easy to clean, and honestly, a different kind of sukoon.