Greenhub.bd
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Plants. Landscapes. Cities. Greener Futures.

Transforming Spaces Into Living Landscapes

Greenhub provides plants, trees, landscape design, plantation, urban greening and project supply services across Bangladesh and beyond.

Shop by space

Planting that belongs to the room it lives in.

Homes, rooftops, hotels and factory belts need different plants. Start from the space.

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Shop by plant type

A catalogue built for Bangladesh’s climate.

Indoor specimens, avenue trees and native stock — previewed now, searchable when the shop opens.

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Design Studio

Idea to implementation, in a line you can follow.

2D plans and 3D views exist to make planting decisions before the ground is opened.

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  1. 01

    Idea

    Use, climate and the feeling the space should hold.

  2. 02

    Site Information

    Area, orientation, existing trees and constraints.

  3. 03

    2D Plan

    Layout, circulation, planting beds and utilities.

  4. 04

    3D Visualisation

    Form, canopy and material language, before ground is broken.

  5. 05

    Plant Selection

    Species that belong to the climate, budget and maintenance plan.

  6. 06

    Budget

    Transparent ranges for design, plants, labour and aftercare.

  7. 07

    Implementation

    Procurement, planting, irrigation and a clean handover.

Corporate & large projects

Supply and landscapes at the scale of a city block.

Developers, factories, hotels, hospitals, campuses and public clients work through a quote desk — not a shopping cart.

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  • Real estate developers
  • Factories
  • Hotels
  • Resorts
  • Hospitals
  • Schools
  • Universities
  • Corporate offices
  • Government
  • NGOs
  • Municipal projects
  • Infrastructure projects

Sustainability

Planting that still makes sense in ten years.

Native species, water, canopy and biodiversity are design criteria — not a footer claim.

Native plants

Species adapted to Bangladesh’s monsoon, heat and soil — lower risk, richer habitat.

Biodiversity

Layered canopies, understorey and flowering plants that support birds and pollinators.

Carbon-conscious planting

Long-lived trees and thoughtful densities instead of decorative waste.

Water-efficient landscaping

Soil structure, mulch, zoning and irrigation that respect the dry months.

Urban heat reduction

Shade trees, green roofs and permeable ground to cool streets and courtyards.

Tree canopy

Avenue and courtyard trees planned for mature spread, not only day-one impact.

Green infrastructure

Medians, corridors and parks that work as systems, not isolated ornaments.

Sustainable sourcing

Traceable nursery stock and planting that can be maintained after handover.