Turn your roof into a garden.
Independent house, apartment terrace or a small balcony: our team visits, checks the space and plans a garden that feeds your kitchen.
We call you. We understand your space, answer your questions and fix a visit time that suits you.
We visit your roof. A garden expert checks sunlight through the day, the roof's load and waterproofing, your water source and drainage.
You get a garden plan. Where beds and pots go, the soil mix, how to water, and what to sow each season.
We help you set it up. If you want, our team arranges beds, soil, plants and drip watering. You see the cost before any work starts.
Vegetable beds on the roof: Raised beds of tomato, brinjal, okra and greens with drip watering. Suits an independent house with an open roof.
A green terrace retreat: Herb planters, a jasmine pergola and a place to sit. Works on a private or shared apartment terrace.
Balcony kitchen garden: Vertical planters, railing pots and microgreens. Even a narrow balcony grows chillies, tomatoes and herbs.
Fruit trees in containers: Lemon, guava, papaya and pomegranate in large planters, sized to what your roof can carry.
A terrace in bloom: Bougainvillea, hibiscus, marigold and jasmine for colour, bees and pooja flowers.
Compost, water and care: Compost bins for kitchen waste, rainwater storage, drip timers and a waterproofed base under every bed.
Is the first visit really free? Yes. The consultation visit costs nothing. If you later want our team to set up the garden, you see the cost before any work starts.
Can I have a garden in an apartment? Yes. A balcony is enough for herbs, chillies and tomatoes. For a shared terrace, check with your housing society first; we plan around its rules.
Will a garden harm my roof? During the visit we check how much load your roof can carry and the state of its waterproofing, and plan beds, planters and drainage around them.
What happens after I book? We call you on the number you give to fix a day. After the visit you get a garden plan made for your space.