Frequently Asked Questions
How is the maintenance of a living green wall different from traditional gardens?
Maintaining a living wall is distinct from tending to traditional gardens due to its vertical nature. Traditional gardens have plants growing horizontally in the soil, making watering and care relatively straightforward. In contrast, living walls require specialised attention. Monitoring the water levels, nutrients, and potential pests becomes crucial. Pruning and trimming are more strategic as plants grow vertically, ensuring proper coverage and preventing overgrowth. Additionally, regular checks on the wall’s structure and irrigation system are necessary to maintain its health and longevity.
Other questions
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What is a nature garden?
How do you choose the right locations and plants for a living green wall?
Do parklets need planning permission?
Can urban greening help reduce energy costs?
How can biophilic design transform disused areas?
Can you incorporate branding into the planter design?
What is required for the installation of a green screen?
Can you integrate an irrigation system for your living green wall?
Are nature gardens suitable for urban areas?