An industry accredited family business since 2007
Nationwide Urban Greening Supplier & Installer
Join the green revolution, harnessing the power of green screens, living walls & green roofs, to help combat climate change, to support health and well-being and encourage vital biodiversity in our congested and polluted urban spaces.
Why Hedera Screens?
- A 100% family owned business, since 2007
- RHS Wisley trained with a horticultural heritage
- Directly employed and industry accredited Trained technicians
- A full project managed service, with pre-start visits, dedicated Project Liaison with Completion handover
- Our own Haulage, from Nursey to point of Installation
Industry Accreditations
Our Temporary Hire Solution
At Hedera Screens, we provide a temporary hire service for our living green screens, offering a practical, sustainable solution for councils, local authorities, event organizers, and commercial projects. Whether for public space enhancements, council bids, urban greening trials, or temporary event partitioning, our Green Screens in planter boxes deliver immediate impact with minimal maintenance.
Latest News & Blogs
Are we doing enough to tackle Britain's air pollution..The short answer is no. If we all played a part we could all make a difference. Please red our blog.
With increased emphasis on global warming and pollution, urban greening is the perfect solution to help increase air quality. Please read our blog for more information.
Hedera Screens are delighted to be supporting Barratt Homes Zed House Project, the first carbon zero home in the UK. A trailblazing initiative, please read our blog.
Leicester City Council commissioned Hedera Screens to work with them to provide planter boxes containing Mobilane ivy Green Screening, to help enforce COVID-19 social distancing across the city and to improve air quality.
Selected as the official supply and installation partner of Pollution Solution RoadVent, of urban greening products, to support and compliment the health benefits of Roadvent installations, in combating roadside pollution
Netherseal St Peter's School install a Plant Box living wall to their playground area, to improve their 'eco status'
