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Ornatec International / Creating Natural Environments

Living architecture for landmark destinations.

Founder-led procurement, horticultural advisory and export delivery for mature trees, palms, shrubs and indoor plants across resorts, theme parks, public realm, golf, hospitality and luxury development.

48+years horticultural and agricultural experience
34+years exporting plants internationally
11+major project references across KSA, UAE, China, Hong Kong and Macau
8capability areas from procurement to arboriculture

Company profile

Download Ornatec's 2026 company profile.

A portrait PDF for developers, landscape architects, procurement teams and project owners who need the short version of Ornatec's capability, project proof, supply network and enquiry process.

  1. Capability summaryFounder-led procurement, horticultural advisory and export delivery for serious landscape projects.
  2. Project proofRed Sea Global, Disney, Macau resorts, roof gardens, golf and residential landscape references.
  3. Supply networkAustralia, China, Thailand, Malaysia, Vietnam, Philippines, New Zealand and wider source options.
  4. Enquiry pathwayWhat to send so Ornatec can respond with availability, substitutions, route notes and risk advice.

Project intelligence map

Where Ornatec has delivered, sourced and advised.

Use the map to move between completed project references, active supply regions and export capability. This is the missing layer: not a list of places, but an operating footprint.

Project reach

Global supply, project and market capability.

Ornatec works across destination landscapes, supplier networks and export pathways where plant material has to be specified, sourced, prepared and moved with confidence.

Projects Supply sources Supply-to markets
Network view Red Sea Global

Procurement operating system

The answer is built before the order is placed.

Ornatec checks the living material, the route and the receiving conditions together, so project teams can make decisions with fewer surprises after money has already been committed.

  1. 01

    Read the brief

    Project type, destination, drawings, species, quantities, sizes, deadline, site exposure and design intent are reviewed together.

  2. 02

    Test supply reality

    Owned facilities and supplier networks are checked against grade, quantity, preparation time, origin and credible alternatives.

  3. 03

    Prove the route

    Phytosanitary, quarantine, packing, staging, freight method and receiving-site requirements are planned before commitment.

  4. 04

    Give a usable answer

    Developers, architects, contractors and procurement teams receive clearer assumptions, risks, substitutions and next steps.

Founder-led expertise

A senior team behind every serious plant schedule.

Visitors need to see that Ornatec is not a faceless catalogue. The company is built around people with export, horticulture, nursery, design, China operations and arboricultural depth.

JMManaging Director

James McGeoch

48+ years horticultural and agricultural experience and 34+ years export experience across landmark international project contexts.

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BMDirector

Barbara McGeoch

Export business development, supplier relationships and project coordination across Asia, the Middle East and Australia.

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IDAustralian network

Isaac Olson & Lachlan Duffy

Commercial nursery and digital plant access capability supporting broader Australian supply options and schedule review.

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DCChina operations

David Chen

Legal, investment, finance and China operations experience supporting Ornatec International Consultancy Beijing.

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MGMaster planning

Martin Gilbert

Urban design and landscape master planning across resorts, public realm, sport, ecotourism and destination projects.

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RRArboriculture

Roger Rankine

Independent arboricultural advice for diagnostics, tree protection, transplanting and long-term tree performance.

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Species and options access

A searchable reference atlas, not a retail catalogue.

We imported the old product export as an enquiry-led species library. These records show the breadth of material Ornatec can discuss, source or substitute against a real project schedule.

981species and plant option records imported
507drought-tolerant references
375tree references
96palm references
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Red Sea Global nursery and destination supply

Current benchmark project

Supplying living material for Red Sea Global.

Ornatec was selected as a supplier of trees and palms to UAE, Qatar and the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia for the ongoing Red Sea Project. That means the site needs to speak to developers, landscape architects and procurement teams with the same confidence as the destinations Ornatec supports.

Project proof

Experience across destinations, parks, casinos, golf and urban landscapes.

The project page now carries the full set of live references. The homepage shows the range quickly and points serious visitors into the deeper project board.

Disneyland Shanghai landscape
Shanghai / 2012-2016

Disneyland Shanghai

Theme park horticultural and landscape planning.

Wynn Palace Macau gardens
Macau / 2016

Wynn Palace Casino

Premium resort gardens and green spaces.

MGM Cotai Macau landscape
Macau / 2016

MGM Cotai

High-impact landscapes for a luxury hospitality environment.

Fastest path to a useful answer

Send a schedule that lets Ornatec respond with substance.

For best results, include destination, project stage, botanical names, quantities, size ranges, target delivery date, drawings, substitution rules and any known import constraints.

  1. Destination and site conditionsCountry, city, coastal exposure, heat, wind, soil, irrigation and maintenance assumptions.
  2. Species and sizesBotanical names, quantities, heights, spread, clear trunk, rootball and accepted substitutions.
  3. Programme and procurement stageTender stage, target delivery, planting window and decision deadline.
  4. Compliance notesImport permits, phytosanitary requirements, staging constraints or receiving-site restrictions.