Living Walls

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Meristem's Living Wall at RHS Hampton Court Flower Show 2023

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Meristem's Living Wall at RHS Hampton Court Flower Show 2023

Transforming Spaces with Living Walls: Explore our stunning Living Wall at the Bandstand - Get Growing Stage at The RHS Hampton Court Flower Show 2023. Discover the art of biophilic design, plant selection, installation, and the powerful impact of reconnecting people with nature.

Whether you are a seasoned gardener seeking inspiration for your next project, a landscaping professional looking for innovative ideas, or simply someone who appreciates the beauty of nature, RHS Hampton Court offers an extraordinary experience.

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Meristem's Living Wall at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2023

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Meristem's Living Wall at RHS Chelsea Flower Show 2023

We are delighted to unveil our latest achievement at this year's RHS Flower Show—a remarkable living wall showcased on the bandstand. Our design highlights lush green foliage, carefully selected to complement the exquisite palette inspired by Chelsea's renowned colours. Spanning an impressive 24 square meters, this living wall boasts over 1000 meticulously chosen plants.

A Big Welcome To Our New Edible Living Wall

A Big Welcome To Our New Edible Living Wall

Sustainable living is getting easier and more popular nowadays with many different options available on the market. We have launched a new product that will help you grow your own plants at home all in one free standing unit: our Edible Living Wall. We have the amazing opportunity to officially present it at the next RHS Hampton Court Flower Show (July 5th to July 11th) and the RHS Tatton Show (July 21st to July 25th).

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3 living walls at this years RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival

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3 living walls at this years RHS Hampton Court Palace Garden Festival

After our success at the Chelsea Flower Show we are delighted that the RHS have once again asked us to design and supply living walls for another of their shows.

This week in the wonderful grounds of Hampton Court Palace we have 3 living walls:

A double sided herb wall consisting of more than 700 fragrant, edible herbs.

And two 3x2m living walls situated at the entrances planted with vibrant salvia and achillea to grab your attention.

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Meristem's Living Wall at New York's Premier Design Show

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Meristem's Living Wall at New York's Premier Design Show

Meristem were asked to provide a dramatic backdrop to the international award winning artist, David Harber, who's outdoor sculptures grace some of the worlds most prestigious residences, hotels and public spaces. His works are inspired by the interaction of light, reflection and nature which perfectly complements our vibrant living wall. The 4.5m x 3.6m living wall consisted of over 650 indoor plant varieties.

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Bespoke Green Screen Planters at School Provide Cleaner Air and Privacy

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Bespoke Green Screen Planters at School Provide Cleaner Air and Privacy

Meristem returned to St Peter’s Eaton Square C of E School in the heart of London for a second phase of Pollution Reducing Green Screens to improve air quality in the playground for its pupils, staff, parents and visitors. 

Meristem installed 25m of 1m high Hedera Helix Woerner Green Screens in bespoke powder-coated steel planters. 

We also added an an internal Live Picture filled with 6 fern varieties at the top of the stairs where it can enjoy maximum visibility from the children and staff.

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Verdant Viaduct - Borough Market Living Wall

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Come and see our latest living wall project at Borough Market.

This living wall is part of Better Bankside’s Urban Greening and Placemaking Initiatives which aim to improve the public realm in the local area.

The wall helps to reclaim a grey and unused space in the one of the largest and oldest food markets in London, as well as acting as a natural air filter.

We removed a section of a living wall that was struggling and added 82 plants to the main wall to give it a new lease of life. The existing plants were covered in dust and pollution particulates which all had to be cleaned.

We planted a combination of convolvulus arvensis, erysimum (‘Bowles’s Mauve), liriope muscaris, asplenium scolopendrium, polystichum tsus-simense and alpine flowering plants, including gypsophila and dianthus freynii. These were put in to complement the existing scheme of sarcococca ruscifolia, hedera (ivy) and fatsia japonica.

The project challenges included safely carrying out the works at a height of 6m next to a busy pub and in an area with high footfall.

We are very pleased by the outcome and looking forward to it thriving in the months ahead.

Please contact us for further information on our latest projects.