How to Plant a Living Wall | At Home With P. Allen Smith
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
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Today, Allen tours the Garden Park Conservancy of Chicago and discusses how to transform an unsightly wall into a beautiful vertical garden.
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I just used those stackable milk crate like boxes that you can get at Michaels or Canadian Tire. Lined it with landscaping fabric around the edges. Fill with dirt then poke holes through the sides (where there’s already holes in the crates) and stuff with plants. Don’t line the bottom. This way I can reconfigure it however I damn well please. I have 4 sides to each box and I can stack boxes on top of each other to build the wall. If I get bored of one configuration I can simply pick a few boxes and turn them around to give a different look.
up to adding a picture? I'd love to see it
4 StArs, Beautiful illustration Beautiful plants
I want to learn this vertical and roof planting/gardening we dnt have lands in this populated areas so i thought ho to make this in lowest and most innovative way. I want to know more about the plants which can be used and various techniques
It's not rocket science to learn... Every thing is showed you.. Just focus and watch it..
Great video. Does it need the inane music?
Hello. Great work. I absolutely love it. Can you please send me a list of all the perennials that can be used on a south facing wall.
Which grass is that.. Looking lovely💕😍
If one of the plants died, and we want to change it, do we have to change all? Cos I'm thinking to make my fence from this living wall
Very interesting idea.
beautiful
great idea
amazing.
Love it!
what is the scientific name of silver curls u mentioned on the wall? thankyou
is this what jbl does now?
Can someone tell me the name of the grass in the wall
Where can I purchase them!
Beautiful! Too bad some of the plants died...and why such a deep space for planting? Other vertical plantings are much more shallow depth-wise.
probably works as a good extra isolator in winter too. esp for brick/cement. anyway I think that main glass building is much more of a eye sore. modern buildings are fugly.
Nice look but shame the Carex looks/is dead. Why do you need a 10 inch deep frame as that needs more water for plants that dont have much root content.
Anyone share me the name of grass which he used
LOVE HEDGES
nice
okay but where's the "how" part
title misleading as you do not in any way explain how to plant a living wall. You take a extremely complex idea as basterdize it in 3 min. have my dislike for wasted 3min
LMFAO
....Expensive.....
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