Bring green into your home

Yes – absolutely! Living walls aren’t just for decorative plants; they can also be designed to grow a variety of herbs, vegetables, and even edible flowers. Vertical gardening is a great way to maximise limited space, especially in urban environments, balconies, or small courtyards.

When planning a food-growing living wall, it’s important to choose plants suited to vertical growth and the specific light and climate conditions of your space. Herbs like basil, parsley, and thyme, or vegetables like cherry tomatoes, lettuce, and peppers, can thrive with the right irrigation, nutrient-rich growing medium, and regular care.

With proper maintenance – including watering, fertilising, and harvesting – your living wall can become a productive, beautiful, and sustainable source of fresh ingredients right at your fingertips.

A living wall – also called a green wall, plant wall, or vertical garden – is a vertical structure covered with living plants, providing a sustainable and creative way to bring nature into urban spaces.

Sustainable landscaping is an approach that works with nature to create green spaces that are low-impact, long-lasting and environmentally friendly. It includes using native or climate-resilient plants, improving soil health, managing water runoff, and reducing the need for irrigation or chemicals.

We can provide seasonal and year-round maintenance services to ensure your landscaping stays healthy and looks its best — available when you choose us as your maintenance provider.

Yes, we can work with existing designs, collaborate with your team, or offer a full service tailored to your space.

We work across public realm, commercial and community spaces, including streetsides, schools and green infrastructure projects.

Costs depend on the scale, complexity and materials involved. We can provide a tailored estimate once we understand your project needs.

We consider soil type, sunlight, maintenance needs and biodiversity goals when selecting plants to ensure visual appeal and long-term success.

Landscaping can increase biodiversity, reduce surface water runoff, improve air quality and create spaces that are more attractive, welcoming and usable for people.

Soft landscaping focuses on living elements like planting, trees and turf. Hard landscaping includes structural features such as paving, edging and decking.

Landscaping involves the design, installation and maintenance of outdoor spaces. Focusing aesthetic appeal and functional use.

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.

Yes, an irrigation system is essential, regardless of the size of the wall. Because plants in a living wall grow in a relatively shallow space compared to traditional gardens, they require a carefully controlled and consistent water supply to stay healthy.

The main consideration when installing a living wall is the structural strength of the wall. Otherwise, living walls can be installed in almost any location, whether sunny, shady, or windy. Whatever the environment, we will identify plants that can thrive in that space.

Living wall installation involves several key steps. We start by evaluating your space, analysing sunlight, wind, and the environment. Our team then constructs a sturdy framework, capable of supporting plants, soil, and water. We tailor our plant selection to your location’s light conditions, ensuring they thrive. With careful planting and soil choice, we position the plants onto the framework securely. An integrated irrigation system is often incorporated, ensuring consistent watering.

Yes! We offer compact and vertical greening options like living walls and slimline planters that fit perfectly in small spaces, bringing greenery to balconies, patios, and even interior spaces.

Absolutely. Green walls for example help absorb sounds and reduce noise levels, making them an ideal choice for creating a quieter indoor or outdoor space in residential properties.

Yes, plants and living walls can provide insulation that help keep homes cooler in summer and warmer in winter, potentially reducing heating and cooling costs.