Partners and Plants:
how vertical gardens are realized

We collaborate with architects, interior designers, lighting designers, contractors, and home owners from concept to installation and onto maintenance of your vertical garden.
Our commercial grade patented system is flexible and so are we. Whether your project is a new build or an existing space: curved, zig zag or up a staircase wall, we will work it out.

Our system is preferred by architects and designers because of its narrow profile, low water use and minimal soil. We use a patented variation on hydroponic techniques that do not use pots, trays or shelves. Plants that are grown in pots or trays consequently become root bound and eventually die. So our vertical gardens are visually distinct. Plants are able to grow to their full potential resulting in some small trees reaching as much as 7  feet in length.

Plants need water and proper lighting to thrive. Therefore a vertical garden system installation requires access to water (either from a plumbing line or from a reservoir) and an electrical outlet. We recommend lighting choices to our clients and they install the fixtures they prefer. The client prepares their wall space by attaching a back board. After the key elements are in place a plant wall can be installed over a few days.

Which vertical garden system is right for your space?

We offer two basic system: a semi-automatic (self-circulating) or a fully automatic vertical garden system. If you are just beginning a renovation or new build and can include a water source and drain in your plans then an automatic system is a good choice. However, if you cannot easily connect to a water source and drain then a semi-automatic system with a reservoir at the base is best.

Process: Engage, Design, Install System, Ready Site and Planting

We provide beginning-to-end project management for our installations.

Engage

  • Dimensions and plan decisions
  • Cost estimate proposal
  • Signed proposal and deposit

Design

  • Final dimensions taken on site
  • Reservoir or gutter is fabricated
  • Growing medium is produced
  • Plant-scape is designed

Ready Site

  • Lighting in place
  • Outlets in place
  • Water source
  • Drain (if planned)

Install System

  • Frame
  • Moisture guard layers
  • Growing medium
  • Irrigation components
  • Irrigation test

Plant Installation and Adaptation

  • Receive plants
  • Transfer design
  • Prepare roots
  • Plant one-by-one
  • Set irrigation
  • Monitor adaptation

Contact Us About Creating a Plant Wall for You

We can create your own vision of lush living plant art.