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Tree Plantation and Green Belts in New Delhi

Green belt planting and upkeep to meet the condition in your pollution board consent. Across Delhi, Gurugram, Noida and Faridabad, from ₹520 per tree, planted with first-year care.

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For Delhi, Gurugram, Noida and Faridabad

Environmental clearances and State Pollution Control Board consents for many industries carry a green-belt condition — usually a share of the plot area and a tree density to be planted along the boundary and around sources of dust and noise. We plan the belt against your own consent order, plant native species that survive, and maintain and record them so the condition is met at inspection.

Our New Delhi office serves Connaught Place, Saket, Nehru Place, Okhla, Vasant Kunj, Dwarka, Aerocity, Gurugram Cyber City, Okhla Industrial Area and Manesar. Contracts can cover several sites in the city, or across cities, under one agreement.

Who it is for — Factories, industrial units, warehouses and industrial parks.

What is included

  1. 01Reading of your consent order and green-belt condition
  2. 02Layout of rows, species and spacing along the boundary
  3. 03Native, fast-growing, pollution-tolerant species
  4. 04Pits, soil improvement, manure, tree guards and drip
  5. 05Survival replacement and a yearly compliance record with photos

Local conditions

Planning for New Delhi's climate

Fig. 01Climate and soil

Delhi NCR has very hot summers, a short monsoon and cold, foggy winters, with poor air quality for much of the year. Plants need shade and deep watering in May and June, frost care in January, and regular cleaning of dust from leaves.

Fig. 02When to plant and how to care

Plant trees and lawns in the monsoon from July to September. Winter annuals go in during October and November. Air-purifying indoor plants are most in demand from October to February, when outdoor air is worst.

Industrial Green Belt Development · New Delhi

Building a belt near an eco-sensitive zone

Industry contributes about 18% of Delhi's fine particulate pollution, behind vehicles at 41% and dust and open burning at roughly 21.5%, and a factory's green belt is one of the few controls a plant manager can act on directly. In Noida and along the Okhla belt, that green belt also has to work around a wildlife-protection rule the rest of the industrial area does not face.

Construction within 10 kilometres of the Okhla Bird Sanctuary needs clearance from the National Board for Wildlife under a 2013 National Green Tribunal order, and the sanctuary's managers have recommended a buffer of vegetation along its boundary to reduce pressure on the wetland. A green belt for a unit inside this radius, which covers a stretch of the Noida and Okhla industrial belt, is planned with this buffer function in mind rather than only as a dust screen.

Choosing species that stand up to dust and heat

A green belt has to survive summer highs near 40°C in May and still catch a share of the dust and burning residue that makes up over a fifth of the city's particulate pollution. Our New Delhi team selects hardier species for the outer, dust-facing rows and keeps denser foliage for the inner rows nearer the plant boundary.

A dense factory belt in Faridabad

Faridabad's municipal limits hold around 2,499 registered factories, a concentration that makes a well-kept green belt around any one unit part of a much larger, cumulative dust and particulate load across the district. Our New Delhi team treats a Faridabad unit's green belt as one piece of that wider picture, sized and planted to do its share of the work rather than assessed in isolation from the factories around it. A plant manager can point to this cumulative context when explaining a green belt's value to visiting officials, since the case for planting is stronger when set against the district's overall dust load rather than argued unit by unit.

How it works

From first message to regular care

  1. 01

    A call

    Within one working day. Send photos of the space on WhatsApp and we can plan before we speak.

  2. 02

    Written proposal

    If you are interested: a layout, plant list, schedule and fixed monthly or project price, in writing.

  3. 03

    Visit after agreement

    Once you agree, we visit to measure, check light, water and access, and finalise the plan. The visit is part of the agreement.

  4. 04

    Installation

    Our team installs on a date that suits your operations, outside working hours if needed.

  5. 05

    Scheduled care

    Trained gardeners on a fixed schedule, a visit report each time and one GST invoice a month.

Enquire

Get a quote in New Delhi

We reply within one working day. For a faster answer, message us on WhatsApp.

We call within one working day. Send photos of the space on WhatsApp for a faster, more accurate proposal.

Questions

Frequently asked

Does a factory near Noida's Okhla belt need special clearance for its green belt planting?

Any construction within 10 kilometres of the Okhla Bird Sanctuary needs National Board for Wildlife clearance under a standing National Green Tribunal order, so a green belt planned there should be checked against that radius first.

How does a green belt help with a consent-to-operate condition in Delhi?

A planted, maintained green belt gives the unit a documented, growing buffer against dust, relevant given industry's measured share of the city's particulate pollution.

Does a green belt matter more in Faridabad given how many factories are there?

With around 2,499 registered factories in Faridabad, the cumulative dust load across the district is higher than a single unit's emissions alone, which is part of why a properly planted green belt is worth maintaining even where it is not the only source of dust nearby.

Do you provide industrial green belt development across New Delhi?

Yes. We work across Delhi, Gurugram, Noida and Faridabad, including Connaught Place, Saket, Nehru Place, Okhla, Okhla Industrial Area and Manesar.

What does industrial green belt development cost in New Delhi?

Industrial Green Belt Development in New Delhi starts from ₹520 per tree, planted with first-year care. The final price depends on the size of the space and what is included, and you receive it as a fixed price in a written proposal.

Do you have an office in New Delhi?

Yes. Garden & Acre has an office in New Delhi, and our New Delhi team handles installation and maintenance across Delhi, Gurugram, Noida and Faridabad.

How much green belt does a factory need?

It is set in your own environmental clearance or consent to operate. A third of the plot area is commonly specified for many categories, but the figure in your order is the one that applies.

Which trees do you plant in a green belt?

Native species with dense canopy and good survival in your soil, such as neem, peepal, kadamba, arjun and jamun, arranged in rows of tall, medium and short trees.

Do you provide records for inspections?

Yes. We keep a plantation register with species, count, date and survival, and a photo record for each year.

Begin with a visit

Request a proposal

Tell us about the space, or send photos on WhatsApp. We send a written proposal with a fixed price.

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