Landscape companies experienced sustained growth in 2021, driven by rising demand from individuals, according to figures released a few days ago by the sector's main federation.
According to the National Union of Landscape Companies, the market grew by 11% compared to 2020 and by 9% compared to 2019, the last year before the pandemic.
It is the creation activities that carry the most this growth (+10% compared to 2019), more than those of maintenance (+7%), notes the Unep, evoking a "trend (which) has taken place since the release of the first confinement", in the summer of 2020.
Individuals and private professionals are the most demanding, while public procurement barely exceeds its pre-crisis level.
The sector deplores the "problems of supply" and the "difficulties of recruitment", in addition to "inflationary tensions", "health uncertainty" and "strong absenteeism of employees at the start of 2022".
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