Helping Nature Thrive
Our Services
At NaturePlus, we combine arboricultural, horticultural and ecological expertise to deliver practical, high-quality solutions for trees, landscapes and biodiversity. We work across Kent and Sussex, and undertake arboricultural surveys nationwide.
Arboricultural Site Supervision
Ecological & Biodiversity Services
Horticultural Design & Landscaping
Professional Wildflower Installation
Tree Surgery & Management
Tree Surveys & Tree Reports
Experts in Arboriculture
& Horticulture.
From tree safety surveys and arboricultural consultancy through to wildflower meadow creation, planting and habitat enhancement, NaturePlus’s services are tailored to each site and grounded in real-world experience. Whether supporting ongoing land management or delivering one-off projects, we focus on outcomes that are safe, compliant and environmentally meaningful.
We Help With
- Arboriculture Surveys
- Ecology Surveys
- Climbing Inspections
- All aspects of tree work
- Wild flower specialists
- Soft/Hard landscaping
- Garden/Planting design
- Land Clearance
- Pruning specialist
- Hedge cutting specialists
- Horticulture / Arboriculture / Ecology Consultancy
About
NaturePlus
With over 30 years of combined experience, we deliver arboriculture, horticulture and ecology services with real care for the living landscape. We bring the same attention and professionalism to everything we do, from tree surveys and consultancy through to hedge maintenance, planting, habitat creation and rewilding. Nature is always our first customer, so every recommendation and action is designed to support long-term health, biodiversity and the results you want.
Your Questions, Answered.
What areas do you cover for your services?
Based in the South East, Nature Plus primarily serves clients across Kent and East Sussex, including Tunbridge Wells, Sevenoaks, and Crowborough. For larger-scale arboricultural surveys and consultancy, we operate on a nationwide basis, providing professional assessments for commercial sites, schools, and public estates across the UK.
What types of clients do you work with?
We provide expert solutions for a diverse range of clients. This includes residential homeowners looking to manage garden assets, educational and healthcare facilities requiring safety compliance, and commercial developers needing ecological and arboricultural reports for planning applications. No matter the scale of the site, we tailor our approach to meet your specific needs.
Are you fully insured and qualified?
Yes. At Nature Plus, we combine specialist arboricultural, horticultural, and ecological expertise. Our team is fully insured, and our works are carried out by qualified professionals in accordance with industry best practices and British Standards (such as BS5837 for trees and development). This ensures that all advice and physical works are technically sound and legally compliant.
How do I get a quote for my project?
We offer complimentary quotations based on the specific requirements of your site. To provide an accurate estimate, we usually require the site location, an approximate number of trees (for surveys), or the dimensions of the area (for landscaping and wildflowers). You can contact us via our website or phone to arrange an initial consultation.
Can you help with Tree Preservation Orders (TPOs) and Conservation Areas?
Absolutely. If your trees are protected by a TPO or situated within a Conservation Area, you must obtain formal permission from the Local Planning Authority before carrying out any work. We can navigate this process for you, submitting the necessary applications and professional justifications to ensure your project remains compliant with local regulations.
Why is an ecological approach important for my landscape?
Taking an ecological approach means we don’t just look at plants and trees in isolation; we look at how they support the wider environment. By integrating biodiversity-rich features like wildflower meadows or native planting schemes, we help create resilient landscapes that support local wildlife, improve soil health, and offer greater long-term sustainability than traditional, high-intervention gardening.