Living Wall Planter Vertical Garden/Green Living Plant Walls

Why clients choose Green field®?

1. Reliable quality

2. Fashionable design

3. Reasonable price

4. Safety packaging

5. Short lead time

6. One-Stop service

What is a vertical garden?
A vertical garden is a method to grow plants on walls. Found in nature and ancient civilizations, vertical gardens have been thriving for centuries on walls all over the world.

How does a vertical garden work?
Nutrient water flows over a vertical surface to feed the roots which keeps the plants alive.

How do you water a vertical garden?
Water is supplied at the top row of pockets which wicks down through the felt and can be supplied by a drip irrigation or hand watered.

What kind of plants can be grown in a vertical garden?
Most plants can be grown where it receives its proper light, water and nutrient requirements

Can you grow Green field® vertical gardens indoors ?
Vertical gardens can be grown indoors in water-proof prepared areas. Water collection trays at the base are needed to drain away excess water.

What if a plant dies?
Greenfield® Vertical Planters are designed for easy removal and replacement of existing plants. Simply remove the root-wrapped plant and replace with fresh plant material.

Will the hot sun hurt it?
The felt on Greenfield® Vertical Planters is made from polyethylene which can withstand temperatures up to 220 degrees fahrenheit

Can it be used to display flowers?
Flowering plants such as orchids work great for display purposes. Cut flowers are not recommended.

How long will it last?
Greenfield® Vertical Planters are durable and can be used for many years if properly cared for. They can also be cleaned and reused for seasonal plantings.

Can you move or rearrange plants?
Yes. Plants can easily be rearranged with or without Root Wrappers. If plants have been growing for years in the pockets, roots may be well established and difficult to remove.

Can you install a Greenfield® Living Wall Kit on a wood fence?
Yes it's easy to install a living wall kit on a wood fence. The spacers can be easily screwed to the fence and provide an air gap where no roots will live. This ultimately protects the fence even better than open exposure.