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There is a variety of plant species that can be grown in a living wall ranging from ferns to tropicals. When considering a living wall, it's essential to factor in the climate zone and whether the vertical garden will be interior or exterior. Exterior green walls are designed with local plants grown in the area due to their ability to naturally adapt. For example, an exterior living wall in Chicago may use shrubs and hardier plants than a living wall in San Francisco. Southern states like allow more freedom in plant species and enable the horticulturist to be more creative in plant design. Indoor living walls are designed with plant species that aren't found together, even in nature. We bring your vision to life and consult along the way to make sure your vertical garden is a living work of art.

The two most popular living wall systems are the panel and tray system. The panel living wall system provides flexibility to scale towering vertical gardens while tray systems are perfect for small interior landscapes. Both systems are required to have a plant program in place. For every beautiful garden, there's a green thumb.

There are a few factors that affect a living wall quote. The climate zone, size of the wall, installation, interior vs. exterior, lighting, plant care, and plant design can drive living wall costs from $250 - $350 sq ft. The general rule of thumb is the larger the project, the less the price per sq ft.

Research suggests a property that incorporates living walls or plants within the built environment can increase real estate value by up to 20%. Hotels, shops, and restaurants have been using green walls to create relaxing environments to market to green-conscious customers. Vertical gardens create the perception of value in the minds of the consumer, whether it's a product, property, or restaurant people are more likely to pay a premium. Studies have shown hotels with green walls have higher occupancy rates than those without a vertical garden. However, more conclusive research needs to be done before purchasing a green wall for the sole purpose of increasing property value.