The landscaping sector confirms its momentum and key role for local areas

The landscaping sector continues to grow and once again demonstrates its strength. Data recently shared by Unep, co-producer of the Paysalia trade show, shows a sector in excellent health: 
 

In two years, growth has reached +10% in turnover, accompanied by a 3% increase in employment.

This is a strong signal in a context where many sectors are experiencing a sharp slowdown.

The outlook is equally positive: according to preliminary data from the Landscape Barometer (2nd half of 2025, to be published shortly by Unep in partnership with VALHOR), 76% of landscaping companies report being in good health. This performance illustrates the profession's ability to adapt, driven by growing demand for plant-based solutions and resilient landscaping. 
 

Beyond its economic weight, the sector also highlights its direct impact on quality of life. According to the Asterès study, urban green spaces could prevent 275,000 diseases and save 22,000 lives by 2023. These figures highlight a major issue: landscaping is not a luxury, but a real lever for public health, biodiversity, and urban well-being.

In a context where demand for sustainable development and green solutions continues to grow, the landscaping sector is confirming its strategic role for local areas more than ever. With its resilience and measurable impact on public health, it is approaching the coming years with confidence and ambition.

It is in this dynamic that Paysalia 2027, the must-attend event for professionals in the sector, will take place. The trade show will offer a new opportunity to bring together the entire industry, showcase the innovations of tomorrow, and collectively continue the green transformation underway throughout France.

See you from November 30 to December 2, 2027, at Lyon Eurexpo, France.