FAQs
Getting started
How do I start a greenery project with Evergreen?
Tell us about your space: where it is, roughly how big it is, what it is used for, and any photos, references, timeline or budget you have. You do not need everything to begin. Use the Start a project button on this page and we will take it from there.
What do I need to share before we begin?
The essentials are your brief, the site, your goals and your timeline. References and a rough budget help us plan, but they are not required to start.
Do you work on homes as well as commercial spaces?
Yes, both. We work with homes, offices, showrooms, hotels, restaurants and retail spaces, and we plan each project around how the space is used.
What services does Evergreen offer?
We plan, supply, install and maintain potted plants and planters, natural greenwalls, moss walls, artificial greenwalls, artificial plants and flowers, and outdoor landscaping for gardens, terraces, entrances and garden studio spaces.
Greenwalls and moss walls
What is a greenwall?
A greenwall, also called a living wall or vertical garden, is a wall covered in greenery. At Evergreen that can mean a wall of natural plants, a moss wall, or an artificial greenwall, from a single feature wall to a larger installation.
What is the difference between a natural, moss and artificial greenwall?
Natural greenwalls use real plants and need suitable light and regular care. Moss walls give a soft, textured finish and work well as feature walls. Artificial greenwalls need very little upkeep and suit spaces with limited light or care. We explain how each one behaves in your conditions before you decide.
Which greenwall works best in a low-light space?
Where natural light is limited, an artificial greenwall is usually the more practical choice because it does not depend on light. We assess the light in your space first, so the recommendation is based on the actual site.
How much maintenance does a greenwall need?
It depends on the type. A natural greenwall needs the most regular care, and an artificial one needs only an occasional check. We agree the level of care with you up front, so there are no surprises later.
Can you build a greenwall from an architect's or designer's concept?
Yes. We work alongside architects and interior designers, and we can build a greenwall from a concept design or deliver someone else's vision exactly as drawn.
Plants, planters and artificial flowers
Which indoor and outdoor plants do you supply?
We supply indoor and outdoor potted plants, chosen to suit the light, the space and how much upkeep you want. Tell us about the space and we will recommend what fits.
Can you match planters to my interior?
Yes. Planters are selected to suit the space, the light and the design. For architects and designers, we can source planters to match a material palette.
Do you supply artificial plants and flowers?
Yes. Artificial plants and flowers are a good option for spaces where natural light or regular care is limited, and they need no watering.
Should I choose real or artificial plants?
It comes down to light, upkeep and how the space is used. Real plants need the right conditions and regular care. Artificial plants need very little. A project can also combine both, and we will talk through what makes sense for your space.
Landscaping and outdoor planting
Do you do landscaping?
Yes. We plan and install outdoor planting and landscaping for gardens, terraces, entrances and garden studio spaces.
Can you plan indoor and outdoor greenery together?
Yes. Because one team handles planning, installation and care, indoor plants, greenwalls and outdoor planting can be designed as one connected plan.
Cost and timelines
How much does a greenwall or planting project cost?
It depends on the size of the space, the type of greenery, the plants or system chosen, site access and how much upkeep you want. A rough budget helps us recommend the right options. Once we understand your space, we send a clear proposal so you can see what is included.
How long does a project take?
Timelines depend on the scope and the site. We discuss your timeline at the start, and we organise supply, scheduling and on-site coordination so the work fits your schedule.
How the process works
What are the stages of an Evergreen project?
There are four. Planning: we study your brief, site, goals and timeline. Design: we prepare a plan and proposal for you to review. Installation: we supply, coordinate and install the greenery. Maintenance: we provide ongoing care, agreed with you in advance.
Will I see a plan before any work starts?
Yes. We prepare a clear plan and proposal for you to review, so you can see what we recommend and why before anything goes ahead.
Do you work with architects, interior designers and contractors?
Yes. Where an architect or interior designer is involved, we work to their plans. We also coordinate with contractors on site so the greenery goes in at the right point and fits the rest of the design.
Maintenance and care
Who looks after the plants after installation?
We can. Ongoing care and long-term support are part of what we do, and you keep working with the same team that planned and installed your greenery.
How often do you visit for maintenance?
The frequency and scope of care are agreed in advance to suit your project, so you know what to expect from the start.
Do artificial installations need any care?
Very little, but not none. Artificial plants and greenwalls benefit from an occasional check so they keep looking the way they should.
About Evergreen
Who is Evergreen?
Evergreen is the greenery brand of Fiora, with nearly 30 years of experience behind it. We plan, install and look after greenery for homes and commercial spaces.
Why choose one team for planning, installation and care?
When design, supply, installation and upkeep are split between different people, the original idea gets lost at each handover. Keeping them with one team means the plan accounts for upkeep, the installation follows the plan, and the care is based on what was actually planted.
Still have a question?
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