Vertical Greenery

Most vertical greenery can be considered by any of these names, however in general we refer to Vertical Gardens as those which are individual decorative pots supported within a vertical framework that can be used either on a wall, or as a room divider. They are secured to the floor, and usually also to a wall or ceiling. These can include pots in every space for a more full, lush look, or pots in every second space to allow for a visually geographical look, or when used between spaces allows more view to the space on the other side of the garden. A Green Wall and Living Wall are much the same, and they have plants completely covering every space to give the effect of living art. They are always attached to a wall (unless they are specifically designed mobile units) and they can be indoor or outdoor. Often irrigated with plumbing, but can also be manually watered. Plants are still kept in their own grow pots.

Most vertical systems will not need plumbing or electricity. In some of the larger living walls, there may be benefits to having plumbing and we will guide you if this is needed and why it will be beneficial. Everything is factored into your quote from the beginning so you will always know what to expect.

All living plants require light. Often the natural light in your space will be adequate. We will advise if you require additional lighting to keep plants in optimal health. For darker spaces, Moss Walls could be the best option as it is preserved.

Green Design are the distributors of the NextGen Living Wall System in Australia and New Zealand

A modular, grid-based tray system which is quick and easy to install and maintain, the NextGen Living Wall System can be scaled from as small as a few meters to as large as an entire building.