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Every corporate project has its own rhythm: some need a single massive drop, others prefer staged arrivals as planting zones open up. Our plans are built around those realities, not the other way around.
One-time shipment
Staged over weeks
Soil and plants together
For ongoing maintenance
We work with projects that need hundreds to tens of thousands of plants per delivery. Our greenhouses are organized in production blocks, so a single order can mix several species without slowing down the packing line. If you are unsure whether your project fits our scale, send the site area and plant list to our team and we will confirm capacity within two working days.
Yes. Most corporate contracts include a soil blend matched to the species and the local climate. We prepare the mix at our facility and deliver it on the same truck as the plants, which reduces handling and keeps the root balls intact. Tell us the drainage conditions at the site and we will adjust the composition before dispatch.
Plants are packed in ventilated crates with moisture-retaining media around the roots. For trips over six hours, we use climate-controlled trucks and schedule watering stops. Every batch is inspected before loading, and the driver carries a care sheet with unloading instructions so the plants stay in good condition until they reach the planting crew.
We do. Many clients set a monthly or quarterly delivery calendar for ongoing maintenance planting. The schedule is fixed in advance, so you know exactly when the next batch arrives. If a project phase shifts, we can move the delivery window by up to ten days without changing the agreed volume.
Send the total planting area, the list of plant species, and the expected delivery timeline. If the soil at the site is already tested, include the pH and drainage notes. With those details we can prepare a volume estimate and a delivery plan. For large projects, we can also visit the site before finalizing the order.
For standard species, two to three weeks is enough. Rare or slow-growing plants may need six to eight weeks because we grow them to the required size before shipping. If your project has a fixed completion date, let us know early so we can reserve the production block and avoid delays.
Need a specific answer for your project? Reach out at info@paradisvogel.com or call +60 10 286 9745.
B2B supply formats
Three ways to order from our greenhouses, each built around a different stage of a large-scale planting project. Pick the format that matches your procurement cycle, and we handle the rest.
For one project with a defined timeline. We assemble the plant list, match it against current greenhouse stock, and deliver in a single shipment. Soil is mixed to the site's drainage profile before loading. This format suits contractors who need a complete order on a fixed date.
See how we prepare ordersFor developments that plant in stages. We reserve greenhouse capacity across several months, so each phase gets the same species and grade. You receive a rolling delivery schedule, and we adjust quantities as site conditions change. This keeps large projects consistent without tying up your storage space.
Where phased supply fitsFor landscape maintenance teams that replant year-round. We hold a dedicated block of plants and soil blends on your behalf, refreshed as you draw from it. Orders are confirmed by phone or email, and dispatch runs on a weekly cycle. This format removes the lead time between a failed plant and its replacement.
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