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Greenwalls & Vertical Gardens
A Vertical Garden is an ideal solution to enhance your existing living or workspace with natural beauty.
Within urban environments the integration of Greenwalls have gained popularity for their aesthetic appeal and environmental benefits. Greenwalls provide direct health benefits, plus the advantages of shading and heat absorption.
VERTICAL GARDEN INSTALLATION
Our professional Vertical Garden installation service makes your home improvement or commercial project, both stunning and simple. Fully installed and complete with an automated timer, and customised planting design enables a trouble free result.
Residential & Commercial
Homes, offices, restaurants and apartments can now install vertical gardens with lush plantlife.
Vertical Gardens transform empty walls into lush, living masterpieces.
Common types include vertical garden walls, living walls, moss walls, and green wall vertical gardens.
Transform Empty Walls
Expense for a greenwall is overshadowed by the beauty, health advantages, or use for super fresh food. The upright space saving ‘wall feature’, vertical garden or greenwall is a wonderful opportunity for so many locations.
Pioneers like Patrick Blanc and architects like Jean Nouvel have revolutionised how we integrate nature into built environments.
Testimonials
See what our commercial and residential clients have to say.
I highly recommend Growing Well... The vertical gardens David creates are ideal for homes with limited spaces such as apartments. David provides an affordable and professional service. David is very creative and it's clear to me that he takes a lot of pride in his work.
David R.
David Stenford from Growing Well has been providing garden maintenance for Fuji Xerox Australia Eco Manufacturing Centre for the past 7 years. Fuji Xerox Australia is very happy to have Growing Well to continue providing its’ services.
Julius Dhanu, Fuji Xerox
Growing Well did a great job transforming our backyard into a functional, low-maintenance garden. Their attention to detail and friendly service was impressive!
Emily R.
David installed a green wall inside our pool area, to give some colour and life to a drab wall... He followed up a few weeks later to make sure it was growing nicely, and visited to make some minor adjustments to the irrigation system to allow it to function better. We're extremely happy with the living wall, and support from David.
Alex P.
Why Choose
Growing Well for your vertical garden?
At Growing Well, we specialise in creating and maintaining stunning vertical gardens throughout Sydney.
Our experienced team blends expert garden design, landscaping, and maintenance services to deliver long-lasting greenery that transforms spaces.
Expertise: Decades of experience in garden design and vertical garden installations.
Custom Solutions: Tailored designs for residential and commercial spaces.
Seamless Process: From concept to completion, including consultations and maintenance services.
Free Consultation: Get expert advice at no cost before starting your project.
Vertical Garden Applications
Residential Spaces:
Commercial Spaces:
Benefits of vertical gardens
Green walls are a great choice whether you want to form a green privacy screen, create a natural visually appealing façade, or provide the occupants of a building with shade from direct sunlight. Our Sydney vertical gardens are easy to maintain, relatively inexpensive to install, and infinitely more attractive than a plain brick or fence.
Environmental Benefits:
- Improved Air Quality: Plants absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen.
- Green Infrastructure: Helps mitigate urban heat and promote biodiversity.
- Enhanced Insulation: Reduces heat absorption, lowering cooling costs.
- Sustainability: Integrating green roofs enhances eco-friendly credentials.
Aesthetic and Practical Benefits:
- Visual Appeal: Adds a stunning natural feature to homes or offices.
- Privacy and Noise Reduction: Acts as a natural screen and sound buffer.
- Property Value: Increases appeal and market value of properties.
The Growing Well Process
Step 1
DESIGN CONSULTATION
Your journey begins with a free consultation. We’ll discuss your vision, provide expert advice, and craft a plan tailored to your space.
Step 2
PROFESSIONAL INSTALLATION
Enjoy a hassle-free set up with experienced installers.
Step 3
ONGOING MAINTENANCE
Keep your garden vibrant with Growing Well's dedicated maintenance services.
Choosing the Right Vertical Garden System
At Growing Well, we take your needs and desires into account to come up with the best green wall solution.
DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS
Space Evaluation: Consider the available floor and wall space, this includes devising lightweight solutions where necessary.
Climate Suitability: With over 20 years experience in the Sydney region, we'll select plants and systems suited to the climate.
Key considerations for vertical garden Designs:
Plant Selection:
Choose plants that thrive in Sydney’s climate, whether in direct sunlight or shaded areas.
Growing Medium:
Use high-quality potting mix or specialised growing mediums for long-term growth.
Vertical Garden Systems:
Consider planter boxes, wire mesh, or custom-designed setups.
Maintenance Service:
Ensure a well-maintained vertical garden with regular upkeep for long-lasting greenery.
Installation Options
Framed Vertical Garden in hardwood 1.3 m2
Versatile design covers 1.3 x 1.3 meters with aesthetically enhancing Timber frame. Complete package includes plants, programmed watering system and and all workmanship. Site inspection required.
Standard size 3.50 m2
Recommended for all courtyard or boundary walls such as; kitchen splashbacks or side of a rear deck area. Sizing of 1.6 x 2.2 m is ideal.
Custom size Vertical Garden
Design and Install customised for your garden space. A green wall may be enhanced with feature timber, nautical wire or lighting, and for areas approximately 9 meters and above we discount by the meter.
FAQs
These are common questions we get about vertical gardens, feel free to get in touch for any other queries!
Vertical Gardens are perfect for homes with limited space, offering extra surfaces to maximise your green space. On a large scale they can also help insulate your property, keeping it cooler in summer. This is often used on the exterior of large apartment blocks or office buildings. Aesthetically, vertical gardens provide a touch of nature in a world of solid materials. For urban homes, they provide respite from the city landscape.
Professional maintenance services, like those offered by Growing Well, can ensure that the vertical garden remains healthy and beautiful with minimal stress for you. From routine inspections to system upgrades, their expertise can keep your garden thriving.
Vertical gardens thrive with plants that can adapt to limited soil, moisture retention, and varied light levels. Here are some categories of plants that work well in vertical gardens:
Low Light - including broadleaf and fern varieties
Half Light - broadleaf and colourful subtropical plant varieties
Dry Tolerant - Sun hardy plant varieties including Australian natives
Succulent - a mixture of resilient succulent plant types
Yes! Many vegetables, fruits and herbs thrive in a vertical garden environment.
This includes miniature vine varieties such as eggplants, beans, cucumbers and tomatoes. You can also grow most herbs, and berries such as strawberries.
The main thing is making sure the verticle garden gets the right amount of sunlight for what you're growing.
This a very common question.
Here in Australia, we have very strong UV rays, and we all know that plants can die in a matter of hours when there's a heat stroke.
With that in mind, this is why it's important to come to a trusted professional, such as Growing Well Gardens.
Our 20 years of experience here in Sydney translates to an inside-out knowledge of the weather patterns. This includes the best aspects for different plant varieties, maximising sun while minimising burning, and making sure the types of plants are suited to the space.