Ever since I saw the first vertical gardens I fell in love with this concept. It’s like green art on your outdoor walls!
It has such a visual impact.
If you don’t want to make one on your own you can actually buy one at the garden guru floragrubb, check her sight out she is an awesome gardener.
I have always been a big fan of succulent plants. Their chubbiness is really appealing. And when you enter the world of these small plants there are tons of different ones both in shapes and colors.
I said ” wow there’s my wall”! when I fell on this picture on the net. Because I have been carrying around this picture for several years and hopefully this summer I’m gonna do it at our summer place! Isn’t it gorgeous! Still discussing with my neighbours to replace an old lilac hedge with a wall. When it is up I’m ready to “paint” with succulents.
I kind of like this wall with million plants on it.
If you want to take your garden inside your sure can with this very contemporary installation. By a French designer Jean-Jacques Hubert “Mirroir en herbe”. It is composed of stainless steel boxes with a mirror finish, every box is independent so it is up to you how long you want to make it.
It is a very complex design with how it slides along the wall like a waterfall.
Let it grow vertically!
Ever since I saw the first vertical gardens I fell in love with this concept. It’s like green art on your outdoor walls!
It has such a visual impact.
If you don’t want to make one on your own you can actually buy one at the garden guru floragrubb, check her sight out she is an awesome gardener.
I have always been a big fan of succulent plants. Their chubbiness is really appealing. And when you enter the world of these small plants there are tons of different ones both in shapes and colors.
I said ” wow there’s my wall”! when I fell on this picture on the net. Because I have been carrying around this picture for several years and hopefully this summer I’m gonna do it at our summer place! Isn’t it gorgeous! Still discussing with my neighbours to replace an old lilac hedge with a wall. When it is up I’m ready to “paint” with succulents.
I kind of like this wall with million plants on it.
If you want to take your garden inside your sure can with this very contemporary installation. By a French designer Jean-Jacques Hubert “Mirroir en herbe”. It is composed of stainless steel boxes with a mirror finish, every box is independent so it is up to you how long you want to make it.
It is a very complex design with how it slides along the wall like a waterfall.