Wallgarden is the original vertical garden system made in Australia. The planters are large and made form thick, strong recycled UV treated polypropelene that is made to last for 10+ years in the hot Australian sun and will not crack, fade or flex under the weight of water and soil. They are real quality & value.
Wall garden has 2 size options. Small and Large.
The Small kit comes with 10 x planters each holding approx 5 litres of medium. The small planters have an in-built clip at the back of each planter allowing you to clip into any mesh backing or wire bracket fixed into any wall. 10 modules cover 0.6 meters square.
The Large kit comes 5 x planters each holding approx 15 litres of medium. The large planters require fixing into 2 timber battons fixed into the wall. Each batton should be no less than 370mm apart and 65mm wide. Full instructions are included with the kit.
Each kit comes with the planters only, but includes detailed instructions with all necessary fittings which you can easily buy from any hardware store
SIMPLE DIY INSTALLATION
(Large Planters)
1. Use treated wood (or paint) approx. 20mm thick
and from 38 to 66mm wide.
2. Use appropriate fixtures to securely fix wood
upright to a load bearing wall or fence.
3. Attach wallgarden to uprights using 8 gauge
screws, position using keyholes on each unit.
4. Position modules at least 20mm apart
increase for taller plant varieties.
5. Bury root ball in wallgarden module
using high nutrient potting mix as you
would normally.
6. Move completed module into place.
The planters are proudly made in Australia from high quality BPA free polypropelene plastic which is treated with UV resistent polymers ensuring the plastic does not degrade in outdoor conditions. They’re rated for 10 years of use without cracking or fading.
Water by hand or fit a low pressure poly irrigation system.
Modules can be moved without disconnecting the irrigation system. Water is saved by each module feeding the next.
Monitor the amount of water for succeeding modules and add more irrigation if required.
Plant suggestions:
FOLIAGE, direct sun:
Lirope giganteum Nandina Domestica “nana” Hedera sp. Ophiopogon..mondo. Lomandra confertifolia.forms
Buxus sempervirens [box] Dienella species Ruscus hypoglossum Phormium..Flax dwarf CV
FOLIAGE, shade:
Nandinia domestica “nana” Hedera species Ophiopogon Mondo Buxus sempervirens [box] Dienella species Ruscus hypoglossum Lirope giganticum Many fern varieties
FLOWERING, direct sun:
Agapanthus dwarf form Rosemary “blue Lagoon” Erigeron karvinskianus SF Convolvulus sabatius SF Lavandula species SF Geranium species SF Trachleospernum jasminoides
FLOWERING, shade:
Clivea minata. Belgium hybrid SPF Trachleospernum jasminoides SPF Bicoba SF
VEGETABLES:
Lettuce, Rocket, Trailing Tomatoes, Silver beet, Spinach, Spring onions, Onions.
CACTI/ SUCCULENTS:
Crassula, Agave
HERBS:
Thyme, Oregano, Sage, Parsely, Rosemary, Mint, Chives.
very easy to maintain and durable
highly recommend
It’s a wonderful product and the service fantastic
Yesterday a local business called Luv-It Landscapes came and finished my long awaited wall garden. It gives us delight to look at and privacy from the neighbour.
Kristel and her team were fantastic and as we are over the moon with the final product.
I also can’t wait for my Zygos and Epiphyllums to bloom. It will look spectacular.
I will be buying another 20 to expand the wall.
Well after my two hydroponic stacks I ordered my first wall garden kit. Got some mesh from Bunnings and now have a fantastic wall of flowers. I am in the process now of automating the watering system. The pots are extremely good quality and the pot size is terrific. I have another 70 meters of wall which I intend to turn into self supporting veggie garden. Great product!!
Glen Jamison
Charles
A good concept and design but a bit larger than I thought. I bought the small planters and use on a balcony so they appear very large. I set up the self watering but it drips onto the balcony, so put some pot plants at the base to catch some of the water. I also learned they aren't the best for seeding plants . Buying plants and transplanting is the best method really....
Curtis Johnson
Barbara Klein
Julie-Anne