Street trees
Mature trees under heat stress, restricted root space and compacted ground. Replacing one costs far more than saving it.
Landscaping & urban greening
City soil is the hardest soil there is
Compacted ground, reflected heat, restricted water and roots boxed in by pavement. The same natural formulation that lowers a farmer’s input costs helps urban planting survive conditions no field crop would tolerate.
Proof you can see
Street planting, in the conditions it has to survive
The same plant biology that drives yield in a field is what brings a street tree back.
Roadside trees face all of it at once: reflected heat off the paving, a narrow strip of compacted ground, and whatever water the schedule allows.
That is the hardest test an ornamental planting faces, and where a natural input that works below ground makes the most difference. Same formulation, same job it does in a field.
Talk to us about your site
Where it helps
Planting that has to survive the city
Parks and public green space
Large plantings that have to stay green through a dry season on a limited water allowance.
Turf and amenity grass
Sports fields, verges and commercial landscaping where irrigation is capped but appearance still matters.
Why it works here
Nothing changes except how much you need
NanoThrive is dual action. Mixed in small amounts with what you already apply, it stimulates the planting and reduces how much feed and treatment it needs, while improving the result.
- Climate resilience. Helps plants withstand brutal summer heat and harsh winter cold alike.
- Optimize water efficiency. Plants do more with less: the constraint that defines most urban planting.
- Restore soil health. Reverses ground worn down by compaction and years of conventional treatment.
- 100% sustainable. Safe for all animals and humans. Non carcinogenic, non mutagenic, which matters in parks, verges and places people walk.
Small science. Global thrive.
Save the planting you already have
Tell us what you are maintaining and the conditions it is up against. We will talk you through what a trial looks like on your site.