Zak Parker
American Plant Exchange Birds Nest Fern Japanese Live Plant
This product was recommended by Stacy Lewis from Eternity Modern
Ferns such as sword ferns, birds nest, and blue start ferns are great for vertical gardens because they generally grow downward. They also grow fast and can cover a large wall quickly. To highlight their blue and green hues, I recommend adding some flowering perennial plants such as climbing rose, honeysuckle, or clematis.
Bromeliads Neoregelia ‘Zoe’
This product was recommended by Stacy Lewis from Eternity Modern
Are you planning to grow an indoor vertical garden? If so, Bromeliads will make an excellent fit for your living wall. Bromeliad comes in the colors red, green, purple, orange, and yellow and makes a great focal feature. It thrives in indirect light, grows shallow roots, and only requires a small space.
Mkono Fake Hanging Plant
This product was recommended by Mimi Paul from Getsr22insurance
You receive a macrame, a plastic planter, the hook and the plant at a great price. This is a super impressive indoor plant for it’s price and how much it includes. Highly recommended.
Costa Farms Bird’s Nest Fern Live Indoor House Plant
This product was recommended by Anwar Kaur from Hindu Rope
Low-maintenance plants such as Sword Ferns are great for a living wall. Its vibrant green leaves and hanging stalks make for a fantastic touch of nature indoors. It only needs a fair share of moisture and indirect light to thrive.
English Ivy ‘Eva’
This product was recommended by Anwar Kaur from Hindu Rope
Because the English Ivy is a climber and grows fast, it’s a perfect addition to a living wall. It is frequently used as coverings for exterior brick walls but it’s great indoors too. Its lush white-edged leaves are eye-catching and a soothing sight of nature in any space.
Spiderwort Ornamental Hanging Plant
This product was recommended by Alexandra Cotes from FlowerCompany
It doesn’t have high constraints to thrive as it can grow well in completely shadowy areas as well as in partial or full sunlight areas. Furthermore, it has breathtaking leaves as it has contrasting stripes of colours mostly purple and green contrasting colours.
Heuchera ‘Palace Purple’
This product was recommended by Jen Stark from Happy DIY Home
Heuchera ‘Palace Purple’ is a ground-covering clump-forming perennial with deep purple, metallic-looking leaves and small, salmon-pink flowers carried on long, wiry stalks. It’s an excellent option for a living wall, growing at the front of a border, or in a container display, and its semi-evergreen habit ensures that it looks nice in your landscape.
Coral Bell – Heuchera
This product was recommended by Jayme Muller from RTA Outdoor Living
Large-leaved coral bells—of the Heuchera hybrid—add a deep rich burgundy color that sets off the green of its neighboring wall plants. This perennial favorite has glossy deep red to purple leaves that form a ruffled mound measuring 12 tall x 20 wide. And its tiny pink blooms attract hummingbirds during summer. Because it’s a shade plant, coral bells are ideal for walls that get less than half a day of sun during midsummer.
FOREVER LEAF Faux Plants
This product was recommended by Nelli Pathy from Forever Leaf
Living wall concepts are popping up all over the place as a way to keep buildings fresh and enhance air quality. FOREVER LEAF’s faux pothos plant is an excellent choice for indoor and outdoor artificial living walls. Its long stems and silky foliage blend perfectly with other real plants and provide year-round freshness while requiring little upkeep. It will also improve your space, allowing you to freely enjoy nature’s wonders.
Assorted Succulent Plants
This product was recommended by Raquel Kehler from Room Crush
Succulents are some of the best plants for creating living walls because they make it easy to create variety, color, and texture with just one group of plants. Many garden centers sell succulents in a variety pack, so it’s simple to pick and choose a unique arrangement for your vertical garden. The best part about succulents is that they store water in their leaves, so they require little water and can thrive even in dry environments. Look for varieties like blue rose for color and aeoniums for unique patterns.
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