Living or green walls are an excellent way to grow plants, including vegetables and fruits, vertically up a wall rather than the traditional method of planting in the ground. They work well as contemporary designs, but can also be used in confined spaces and concealing ugly or unsightly walls. Therefore, they can be part of your overall décor and a practical solution to little space with the desire to have a small garden.
Vertical Allotment
If you’ve always hoped for a garden or want to create a green wall, you may want to consider a vertical allotment. These are also known as edible structures, fitted to the wall which allows you to grow almost anything you want. They can be placed on a balcony and other areas. You can find everything you need for your allotment from VertiScape.
Likewise, these options offer distinct advantages over ground growing. They work well for people with mobility issues because you don’t have to bend over or kneel. Likewise, the crops may not be eaten or damaged as much because they’re higher. Children and pets won’t break them, and bugs/slugs will have a harder time reaching them.
Green Walls
A feature wall is perfect for immediate impact. You can use it to cover an unsightly wall, prevent graffiti, and introduce greenery to your home. You can find a variety of plants that will work, using those that you like or that fit your needs and style.
Green Screens
A green screen offers a solution to privacy concerns. You may have planted hedges, but it will take a long time for them to grow big enough to conceal the space. You can choose a green screen with pre-grown plants to give instantaneous privacy and more aesthetic appeal than a regular fence.
