Landscape design has always been where art meets nature—shaped by philosophy, culture, and the ways people choose to live. We grow and export the trees that give those spaces their structure, and we source the ones a scheme calls for that we do not grow ourselves.
Specified, grown, and delivered to programme
Where the canopy layer comes from
The trees we supply come from two places: our own tree farm in Suphan Buri, and the network of Thai nurseries we have worked with for years. That combination is what lets us answer both kinds of request — the species we grow to export grade season after season, and the one a particular scheme calls for that has to be found and brought on.
Reading a scheme as an outdoor room
Defining landscape architecture in a single term is difficult, as it is an interdisciplinary field that merges art, ecology, and construction. The planting carries much of it: framing exterior space as an outdoor room, shaping circulation through walkways, and organising programmed areas in layers.
Texture, contrast and depth
In landscaping, texture creates richness and variation. Surface character—from fine grasses to coarse foliage—affects visual balance, and the choice between the fine leaf of a Terminalia mantaly and the coarse canopy of a Samanea saman is what gives a scheme contrast, rhythm and depth.
Planting that performs after handover
Creating outstanding gardens and landscapes is about more than looks. What matters after handover is plant suitability, long‑term health and environmental performance — trees chosen for the site they are going to, so the scheme thrives with minimal maintenance and supports the balance around it.
How we identify and grade softscape
Softscape materials are the living elements of a landscape design: trees, shrubs and grass. We identify and supply them by genus and species, using standardised botanical naming, so what arrives on site is what was specified rather than what happened to be available.
Selecting species for the site, not the catalogue
Through careful site analysis we select species that suit each project — trees with strong form and healthy canopies, chosen to carry the design intent rather than fill a space. Whether for a bespoke landscape or a large development, they are delivered on the schedule your programme runs to.
Quality, international‑standard trees with proven transplant performance — supporting the scheme from installation through to maturity.
What we supply
We supply root‑balled trees in large, medium and small sizes, covering the majority of species specified for landscape schemes across Asia and the Middle East. Anything outside our own growing we source to order from growers we have worked with for years, and hold at our own facilities for quality control and timely delivery.
Trees we grow and export
Mature trees above four metres form the uppermost layer of a scheme — the layer that gives a space its structure, filters the light and casts the shade people actually stand in. These are the species we grow and export for that layer, each with its own specification page.
Below the canopy we also supply high shrubs, screening plants, medium shrubs and ground cover, so a scheme can be planted in full from one source. Where a design calls for something outside our usual range, we source it through the nursery network we have worked with for years, given reasonable notice — so it is always worth asking.
Getting the trees to site
A highly experienced logistics team meticulously coordinates every shipment to guarantee timely delivery while upholding stringent quality standards and meeting import requirements across all destination countries.
About Asia Business Alliance Established in 2002, we are a Thailand‑based export company supplying a wide range of high‑quality products to international markets. In 2019, we expanded our business by developing our own tree farm, enabling us to supply root‑balled trees specifically for softscape and landscape design projects. In addition, we work closely with trusted local nurseries to provide a diverse selection of tree species, from small orders to large‑scale developments. Backed by long‑term experience and a strong network of Thai nurseries, we are committed to delivering reliable solutions and completing every project on schedule.
We own and manage our own land, which gives the growing programme long‑term stability and consistent plant quality. Alongside it, the nursery network we have worked with for years lets us reach species we do not grow ourselves — so a designer can ask for what a scheme needs rather than only what is on a list.
We ship softscape products across Asia and the Middle East, offering a wide variety of trees, shrubs, and ground cover plants. Our selection is suitable for landscaping projects of different sizes and styles, helping clients create attractive, sustainable, and well-balanced outdoor spaces.
