Vertical gardening is trending.

 

GardenUP Greenwalls present a versatile new system for Gardening on the ‘Up’ with Living Plants – a solution where space is limited but walls and railings are calling out for decorative wall dressing.

 

 

 

 

The GardenUp system uses planted cassettes that can be hung on a vertical surface and frees up space on the floor area.

 

 

Introduced this year is the stand-alone unit ‘The Scentinel’; a multi-functional free-standing panel that can be adopted for many uses such as Point-of-Sale units, Product displays, and kiosks.

A specially designed cassette has frame space around the plants which can carry slogans and messages, logos, lighting and all manner of eye-catching designs.

The plant carrier in the centre can be changed to hold seasonal plants, scented plants, colour schemes for special occasions, or slogans for Festivals and Calendar events.

 

 

Multiplier effect:

Cassettes can be arranged into many different configurations –

Indoors or Outdoors:  Walls, Railings, Fences or panels

Our Wall Cassettes are easily interchangeable, easy to maintain and so easy to install.

From single Hand-Watered units for culinary herbs, scented plants and colour panels,

to Automatic watering panels that are self-regulating and sustainable – using Solar-Powered pumps,

and Aqua-Powered panels that use water from fishtanks or ponds to feed the plants (the most ecologically-friendly version).

 

 

Our Hand-watered cassette units can be multiplied-up and arranged on a screen or railing. These cassette arrays displayed at the ‘ART IN THE GARDENS’  show in Sheffield Botanical Gardens.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Design with Plants: Plant colours and textures add interest to the design.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Herbs for the Chef: Handy cassette outside the Kitchen door.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cafe Combo!

Best of both worlds! Decorative and practical.

Some cassettes sport colourful ornamentals complemented by culinary cassettes with herbs for the chef.

Here at the Art House in Sheffield two cassettes brighten up the old Victorian courtyard outside the cafe.

 

 

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