Outdoor planting · Hong Kong
Rooftop and terrace
Rooftop and terrace
landscape design in Hong Kong
Planting design and supply for commercial outdoor spaces. Sunlight, wind, drainage and everyday use guide the layout, delivery and care arrangements.
Choose design alone or design with plant supply. We can also work alongside your existing landscape contractor.
Interactive concept model
See the space relationships before choosing plants
Use the concept scene to discuss seating, routes, containers and planting layers. It is a planning model and does not depict a completed project.
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View the concept from three angles, or start the 3D model.
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Planting layout
Light
Movement · keep routes clear
Leave seating, entrances and activity areas clear before placing containers, allowing for mature plant size and future watering, cleaning and delivery access.
Shade · check sunlight, wind and drainage
A rooftop or terrace needs its sunlight hours, usual wind, drainage and any pooling checked first. The model supports the conversation; it does not replace a site assessment.
Planting layout · allow for mature size
Planting zones, sizes, quantities and container direction should keep use and care routes clear. The model supports discussion and does not depict a completed project.
Maintenance access · set out everyday care
Watering, pruning, cleaning and replacement can be itemised with an agreed frequency and scope. Any regular service is confirmed in the arrangement.
Designed for how you use it
Make room for people before choosing plants
Commercial rooftops
Keep routes clear for breaks, dining or events, while checking sunlight, strong winds and restrictions on roof use.
Office and retail terraces
Position containers around seating and access, allowing for watering, cleaning and the mature size of plants.
Clubhouses and shared outdoor areas
Plan planting around entrances and seating areas, taking account of foot traffic and everyday management.
Information for a site assessment
A few practical details help us understand the space
The space and conditions
- Wide and close-up photos, approximate dimensions and any existing plan.
- Address or district, floor, periods of direct sun, shade and usual wind exposure.
- Existing plants and containers, water and drainage points, and any pooling or leaks.
Everyday use and access
- The main use, seating, entrances and routes that must stay clear.
- Lifts, stairs, delivery routes, management restrictions and permitted access times.
- Budget, preferred completion date and responsibility for routine watering and scheduled care.
Assessment, layout, supply and care
Turn the site brief into a clear planting proposal
Assess the position
Identify possible planting areas, sunlight and wind exposure, with any limitations for the site team or specialists to address.
Plan the planting
Outline planting zones, sizes, quantities and containers as a basis for plant selection and a quote, keeping access clear.
Supply and place
Itemise supply, delivery, placement or planting work in the quote before scheduling.
Arrange ongoing care
Explain watering, cleaning and pruning needs. Any regular maintenance service has an agreed frequency and scope.
Cost and responsibilities
Separate plants, delivery and building works
What affects the planting quote
- Plant species, sizes, quantities and container selection.
- Whether existing plants are retained, moved or handled separately.
- Floor, delivery distance, access times and placement or planting scope.
- Watering arrangements, maintenance frequency and replacement conditions.
Confirm the planting and access requirements first so the quote can identify the relevant costs.
Building works and site responsibilities
Roof loading, structure, container restraint, waterproofing, drainage, power, irrigation works and management approval need confirmation by the responsible site team or appropriate specialists.
Plantshop planting design and supply do not mean these works or statutory approvals are included. Agree responsibility for plant safety, routine care and site checks before and after strong winds.
Common questions
Before planning a rooftop or terrace
Can you plan planting for a small terrace?
A small area can be assessed without assuming it needs extensive planting. Measure the available space and keep entrances, drainage and maintenance access clear. Plant choices depend on sunlight, wind and the actual site conditions.
Can we keep our existing plants and containers?
Include photos, dimensions and plant condition in your enquiry. We can discuss what to retain, move or handle separately, without assuming every existing plant will suit a new position.
Are waterproofing, drainage, roof reinforcement and ongoing care included?
These are not included by default. The quote distinguishes planting design, supply, agreed placement or planting and maintenance. Responsibility for waterproofing, drainage and reinforcement, as well as care frequency and arrangements for strong winds, must be confirmed separately.
Tell us how you want to use your outdoor space
Send photos, approximate dimensions, the district and your preferred timing so we can identify possible directions and what needs checking.
