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Creeping Jenny Lysimachia nummularia
This product was recommended by Alice Eve from Cicinia France
Ornamental plants not only improve the aesthetics of the space, but they also help to make it more eco-friendly. That’s why I absolutely recommend Creeping Jenny. It’s a delicate, mat-like plant with tiny, round, bright green leaves. It flourishes in moist environments with low light.
Aromatic and Edible Herb Assortment
This product was recommended by Emma Loker from DIY Garden
Why stoop down picking your herbs out of ground-level pots when you can have them at arm’s length? Growing your herbs in a vertical garden makes them easier to access. They also produce a delectable waft whenever you walk past!
Mini Succulents Unique Live Plants
This product was recommended by Emma Loker from DIY Garden
If you’re looking for a low-maintenance vertical garden, succulents are your prime choice. They come in an array of intriguing shapes and eye-catching colors and are highly adaptive to any environment. I recommend sedum, echeveria, and crassula for a living wall.
Mixed Unwin Dwarf Dahlias Value Bag
This product was recommended by Layla Acharya from Edwize
Designing a landscape can be difficult and daunting, but with the Dahlia-Unwin Dwarf, you can be sure to have a beautiful and fixable design. Its flower is 18 inches tall, and its delicate petals remain for a week. The Dahlia-Unwin Dwarf flowers come in many different shades, making them the perfect one for your vertical garden. The seeds are readily available so that you can nurture your plant like your baby.
Flowering Bromeliad
This product was recommended by Rob Greene from Price of Meat
One of the main problems with finding plants that thrive in vertical gardens is space, or more accurately the lack of available space that vertical gardens have. That isn’t a problem for a Bromeliad though, as their small root system means that they don’t actually take up a lot of room, and as they look gorgeous in bloom, they’ll also add a much-needed splash of color to a garden.
White Hardy Madagascar Jasmine
This product was recommended by Sarah Beaumont from Indoor Home Garden
This beautiful climbing plant is perfect for vertical gardens because it will build its vines along any solid structure! While it prefers to be kept in partly sunny areas, it is one of the hardier jasmine plants and it can withstand many types of weather/environmental conditions. As a bonus to the fact that it grows vertically (up to 20 feet), it produces the classic jasmine scent that is cherished all over the world.
Strawberry Plant
This product was recommended by Sally Rose from Seed Me Grow
Make your vertical garden productive. Fresh strawberries are delicious and the cascading nature of the plant lends itself perfectly to the structure of a vertical garden.
Hybrid Clematis Vines
This product was recommended by Sally Rose from Seed Me Grow
Naturally climbing plants are an easy way to cover walls and vertical spaces, consider clematis which comes in many varieties that can match any garden’s needs; or Jasmine which will smell wonderfully fragrant near a patio or seating area.
Lemon Button Fern Live Plant
This product was recommended by Kevin Harris from NANBF
If you are planning on creating a vertical garden then I recommend adding some Ferns. These large, piney plants will cover a good area and will even grow on walls. What makes ferns perfect for a vertical garden is that ferns often grow downwards, creating an elegant drooping effect and looking away from below.
Begonia Rex Plant
This product was recommended by Jen Stark from Happy DIY Home
Rex begonias are semi-tropical plants with brilliant foliage that are native to Southeast Asia. It is an indoor plant with highly stunning leaves because of its color and shape; it is used as an ornamental plant to embellish the interior of the home and the garden. These plants are notable for their high ornamental value. Its vibrant colors add a lot of life to the room or area where they are.
Large Tomato Cage Plant Support
This product was recommended by Jason Vishnefske from Santa Barbara Chocolate
The reason I’m recommending this item for vertical gardening is that it’s one of the most durable products I’ve ever bought and one of the best gardening investments, making it well worth the money—tomatoes and other fruits that you might like to eat grow best in this way.
Just Add Ice Money Tree Easy Care Live Plants
This product was recommended by Rick Nehora from California Law Firm
When it comes to vertical gardens, the Money tree is the best choice. The fast-growing plant is durable and suits the environment. Money plants are climbers off the wall. Hence, it suits well in an indoor or closed space. Two essential things to take care of for the plant include its climbing surface and high water requirement. The plant is beneficial in cleaning the environment by removing airborne toxins from it. Along with that, the plant has the auspicious meaning of bringing good luck and fortune to the place.
Nearly Natural Boston Fern
This product was recommended by Jean Chen from Cicinia
Ferns are one of the most popular choices for garden plants because of their ability to thrive in a variety of conditions. They’re also relatively low-maintenance, making them a great option for busy gardeners. If you’re looking to add some ferns to your garden, consider varieties like sword fern, blue star fern, or bird’s nest fern. These varieties are relatively easy to care for and will make a striking addition to your plant collection..
Lipstick Plant
This product was recommended by Adam Garcia from The Stock Dork
Lipstick plant is a beautiful cascading succulent that you can place in hanging baskets and is fit for a vertical garden. Deep red flowers bloom from its sprawling stems, and rich green leaves appear sporadically. It also follows an elegant trail downwards when it grows, then pursues an upward motion after it matures. Undoubtedly, this extremely eye-catching plant is a must-have as it adds flavors and visual aesthetics to your wall garden.
Baby’s Tears Plant
This product was recommended by Brian Jones from Best in Edmonton
This is a wonderful ground cover with tiny, bright green leaves that give a wall garden a delicate and gentle appearance. It will thrive in bright light and can do well in full sun if the sun is not too harsh and the plant is properly nourished. Baby tears prefers well-drained soil with a pH range in a temperate environment.
Live Perennial Hosta
This product was recommended by Ava Collins from Adelaide Examiner
Need shade and a cool climate. They have striking green, patterned or variegated leaves and sprays of white and lavender flowers in summer. Plants die back in winter but regrow in spring.
Japanese Iris Plant
This product was recommended by Hannah Sanderson from Clever Canadian
Vertical garden designers, notably the world-renowned Patrick Blanc, prefer them. Their spiky green leaves tumble like a torrent of green. Grows in full sun to partial shade. In the spring, sprays of miniature pale blue iris blossoms appear.
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