The Advantages Of A Green Wall

by | Jul 18, 2017 | Landscape Designer

Whether you have limited space or just don’t want a huge garden, a green wall could be the right option for you. Most people think that gardens have to be expansive to be beneficial, but that’s not the case. You can make a statement and create an inviting environment that is impressive to look at, but also beneficial to your health.

Plants on the walls can ensure air filtration and bring in more oxygen, ensuring productivity, relaxed moods, and harnessing the serenity of nature. Because of the benefits, many companies are incorporating such walls into their skyscrapers, offices, restaurants, retail places, and hotels.

When considering a green wall, the goal is to choose the right company to help you. It can be painstakingly difficult to find the right materials and supplies, get them set up, and plant your garden vertically. In most cases, people don’t realise just how tough it can be, which means they put it off or never complete it. Instead, you should choose a company that has a variety of systems already in place. Purchase one or have one designed particularly for your space and let them handle the plant buying and all other components.

At Living Holmes Design, you get the most innovative gardening solutions possible. They have a whole team of people who are passionate about gardening and dedicated to offering the best solutions. Whether you want something like art or need something sustainable (such as vegetables and fruit), they can help you. They have landscaping experience, as well as others, ensuring that your project runs smoothly from beginning to end. They only choose to work with the VertiScape brand, providing continuity and higher quality. Your new green wall will look its best, be a conversation starter, and give you all the benefits that plants can offer.

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