Inspect
Stock quality, size, health, rootball, climate fit and destination suitability.
Export and movement
Delivery & Export
Mature plant preparation and delivery by land, air and sea with project-specific compliance, documentation and receiving support.
Prepare
Acclimatisation, root pruning, moisture management, staging and packing planning.
Certify
Biosecurity, phytosanitary documentation, customs and destination import requirements.
Move
Land, air or sea freight selected around specimen size, urgency and receiving conditions.
Export route explorer
Choose the destination. See how the stock gets there.
Every route runs the same discipline: inspect, prepare, certify, move. What changes is the origin mix, the freight decision and the receiving requirements. Tap a destination region for the working pathway.
Australia and the Asian network
Queensland farm stock and Guangdong or Thailand production, selected by species, size and acclimatisation need. Gulf projects commonly draw on both in one schedule.
Sea led, air for heroes
Containerised sea freight into Jebel Ali, Dammam and the region's project ports carries volume. Urgent hero specimens fly. Final legs run by road across the GCC.
Quarantine and site handover
Destination import permits, inspection on arrival and coordinated site delivery, with establishment guidance for the first growing season.
- Schedule reviewed and stock committed
- Preparation and acclimatisation at origin
- Phytosanitary certification and export clearance
- Sea or air freight to the Gulf
- Destination clearance and inspection
- Road delivery to site
Coastal-proven palette first
Species drawn from the Middle East coastal palette, staged for saline air and reclaimed ground before they travel.
Red Sea port entry
Sea freight into Jeddah and the Kingdom's western ports serves Red Sea Global, NEOM and the west coast giga-projects, with MEWA certification supporting compliant entry.
Giga-project handover
Delivery aligned to project logistics gates, nursery holding areas and planting programmes, familiar from Red Sea destination work.
- Palette matched to coastal conditions
- Preparation and staging at origin
- MEWA-aligned certification and export clearance
- Sea freight to Red Sea ports
- Kingdom clearance and inspection
- Delivery into project logistics
Tropical staging strength
Thailand's Ratchaburi staging hub and the Guangdong network suit island palettes: palms, pandanus, coastal broadleaf and salt-front screens.
Built for double handling
Island resorts add a leg: mainland port, then barge or landing craft. Packing and rootball preparation are planned for the extra movement from the start.
Resort programme delivery
Arrival timed to resort construction stages, with establishment support suited to coral sands and salt-front exposure.
- Island palette confirmed against salt exposure
- Preparation with double handling in mind
- Certification and export clearance
- Sea freight to the gateway port
- Barge transfer to the island
- Placement into the resort programme
The home network
Guangdong production sits inside the region. Hong Kong, Macau and Chinese destination projects draw on the network that delivered Disney and Macau resort landscapes.
Short haul, big specimens
Road and short sea legs allow larger specimens to move with less preparation time, the pathway behind the hero trees on the region's landmark parks.
On-site nursery experience
Where programmes run long, on-site nursery holding is part of the method, as delivered through the Shanghai and Hong Kong park projects.
- Schedule reviewed against network stock
- Preparation and acclimatisation in Guangdong or Thailand
- Export certification where borders are crossed
- Road or short sea movement
- Arrival inspection
- Site or on-site nursery handover
The method library
The written methods behind every move
Every consignment travels on a documented method proven on earlier shipments. Three of the most requested records from the Knowledge Archive:
Documentation
What travels with every shipment
✓ Phytosanitary certificate
Issued for the destination import requirements before departure.
✓ CITES documentation
Prepared where listed species apply.
✓ Treatment records
A record of the documented preparation protocols applied to the consignment.
✓ Packing lists
Species, sizes and counts stated for customs and quarantine clearance.
✓ Receiving guidance
Unloading, watering and establishment notes so the site team is ready on arrival.
34+years of exporting experience
19export destinations supplied
Land, air and seafreight modes matched to the stock
What travels, and how it is grouped
The freight plan follows the material, not the other way round. Broadleaf stock is grouped in the tree range, where the binding constraint is the root ball preparation window rather than the container. Palms are handled separately in export ready palms because fronds are tied and crowns protected before loading, and the shrub package in the shrub range usually sets the container count for a whole schedule because it consolidates so densely.
Two categories fall outside standard container freight. Semi mature specimens in advanced trees carry confirmed supply sizes so a schedule can be priced against real material, and the individual specimens in hero trees travel as out of gauge freight with their own method statement. What accompanies any of it across a border is covered in phytosanitary certification.