Green World ClubThailand
Dawn over forested hills in Thailand, seen from a concrete threshold.

Thailand-grown plants, sourced to your specification.

For landscape projects across the Middle East. Send us the species, dimensions and quantity. We source, verify and prepare each plant for handover at the agreed port in Thailand.

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01 / Position

A sourcing partner, not a catalogue.

Most plant lists arrive as a specification: a species, a size class, a quantity and a date. We work from that specification outwards — surveying growers in Thailand for material that actually matches it, then proving the match with measured data and photographs of the real lot before you commit.

Everything in the archive is sourced on request. We do not hold stock against a website, and we do not quote from catalogue imagery. What we can tell you before a survey is where we would look, what the proposed size class is, and what would make a lot fail inspection.

What we do

  1. 01

    Source

    You send species, dimensions and quantity. We survey growing areas in Thailand against that specification rather than against what happens to be on hand.

  2. 02

    Verify

    The lot is measured and photographed as it actually is. Identity, dimensions and condition are recorded before anything is quoted or prepared.

  3. 03

    Prepare

    Approved plants are inspected, tagged, prepared and documented for handover at the specifically agreed point at the Thai port of origin.

03 / The archive

Five species held open at once.

The catalogue is deliberately short. Each entry is a specification we can survey against, photograph and measure — not a listing of stock. Everything shown is sourced on request.

  1. Close view of a clipped hedge face, dark glossy leaves interspersed with pale new growth.TH-01Korean Banyan6 plates
  2. Close view of a Podocarpus shoot with narrow strap leaves and small yellow-green male cones at the leaf axils.TH-02Podocarpus6 plates
  3. A branch of a variegated fig with cream-margined leaves along woody stems.TH-03Variegated Mistletoe Fig6 plates
  4. A nursery growing area with many container-grown snake plants in black bags, hills behind.TH-04Snake Plant6 plates
  5. A potted ZZ plant photographed against a black background, several upright stems rising from bark mulch.TH-05ZZ Plant6 plates

04 / The archive in sequence

Five species, one record structure.

Each specimen is held to the same fields — height, spread, the measurement that stands in for a caliper when there is no trunk. Scroll to move through the archive.

A nursery row of tall, closely spaced clipped Ficus columns staked with bamboo, beside a sand track.
Reference · outside the plate setReference photograph

TH-01/ 05

Korean Banyan

ไทรเกาหลีFicus annulata Blume

The hedge that has to hold a line.

Height
60–75 cm
Crown width
30–45 cm
Stem caliper
1.2–1.8 cm
Open specimen record
A tall dense evergreen screen running beside a path in low evening light.
Plate 02 / 06Concept visual

TH-02/ 05

Podocarpus

สนใบพายPodocarpus polystachyus R.Br. ex Endl.

Upright, narrow, and slow to forgive a broken leader.

Height
55–70 cm
Crown width
25–40 cm
Stem caliper
0.8–1.5 cm
Open specimen record
A small variegated-leaved tree trained as a mini-standard in a garden setting.
Plate 01 / 06Concept visual

TH-03/ 05

Variegated Mistletoe Fig

หัวใจเศรษฐี / สาริกาด่างFicus deltoidea Jack

A plant specified by pattern, which no two plants share.

Height
35–55 cm
Crown width
25–40 cm
Stem caliper
0.6–1.2 cm
Open specimen record
A full upright clump of stiff banded leaves drawn against a plain pale ground.
Plate 01 / 06Concept visual

TH-04/ 05

Snake Plant

ลิ้นมังกรDracaena trifasciata (Prain) Mabb.

No trunk to measure, so the count becomes the specification.

Height
45–65 cm
Clump spread
20–30 cm
Leaves per clump
5–8 mature
Open specimen record
Close view of glossy paired leaflets along upright green stems.
Plate 02 / 06Concept visual

TH-05/ 05

ZZ Plant

กวักมรกตZamioculcas zamiifolia (G.Lodd.) Engl.

Judged below the growing medium as much as above it.

Height
40–60 cm
Clump spread
25–35 cm
Stems per clump
5–8 upright
Open specimen record

05 / Procurement

Five steps before anything reaches a port.

Nothing is prepared until you have seen the actual lot and approved it. The sixth step — handover — is where our scope ends, and it is drawn separately below.

Read the full process
  1. 01

    Receive the plant list or BOQ

    Day 0

    Send the species, dimensions, quantity and destination requirements in whatever form you already work in — a plant schedule, a BOQ line, or a marked-up drawing.

  2. 02

    Review specification and destination

    2–4 days

    We check species, dimensions, quantity and destination requirements, and come back with anything that needs deciding before a survey is worth running.

  3. 03

    Survey sources, return imagery and measured data

    Species-dependent

    Growing areas are surveyed against the specification. You receive actual lot imagery and measured data for the material we can propose — not catalogue photographs.

  4. 04

    Client selection and approval

    Client-led

    You select from what has been surveyed and approve the lot. Nothing is prepared before this point, and the approved images become the reference for what is handed over.

  5. 05

    Inspect, tag, prepare and document

    Lot-dependent

    Approved plants are inspected, tagged, prepared for transport and documented so that what arrives at the port matches what you approved.

06 / Scope

The line is drawn at the port of origin.

Green World Club’s normal scope ends at the specifically agreed handover point at the port of origin in Thailand. Ocean freight, destination import clearance and onward transport are the client’s responsibility unless separately agreed in writing.

Green World Club

  1. Source

    Survey growers against your species, dimensions and quantity.

  2. Verify

    Measure, photograph and identify the actual lot for your approval.

  3. Prepare

    Inspect, tag, prepare and document the approved plants.

  4. Handover

    Deliver to the specifically agreed point at the Thai port of origin.

Agreed handover point

Port of origin, Thailand

The specific point is agreed in writing for each consignment before preparation begins.

Client or appointed forwarder

  • Ocean freight and vessel booking
  • Destination import clearance
  • Onward inland transport and site delivery
  • Planting, installation and maintenance

Unless separately agreed in writing.

07 / Next

Send the list.
We will tell you what is sourceable.

A plant schedule, a BOQ line or a marked-up drawing is enough to start. You will get back the questions that need settling before a source survey is worth running — species confirmation, size class, quantity tolerance and the destination requirements that shape everything after.

Request a sourcing proposal