Fairweather Landscapes » Living Walls

Aesthetically pleasing with benefits for health & wellbeing too

We design and install bespoke living walls to enhance your outdoor space. Also called vertical gardens, living walls let you get close to the plants in your garden in a new, inspiring way.

You may have seen living walls in corporate environments but now Living Walls London are offering, individually designed, low-maintenance walls to homeowners. Living Walls, also known as Green Walls, have many benefits:

Provide a visually stunning feature element to your garden / outdoor scheme
Low maintenance
Helps noise reduction
Air purifying qualities: acts as an air filter and at the same time releases oxygen
De-stressing properties of repeat-pattern green planting
Aesthetically pleasing, accepted as a form of Living Art
Helps reduce urban "heat island" effect
Can be lit to deliver night-time impact

What space do you need to have a Living Wall?

Our super-adaptable build scheme allows us to install against brick walls, fence panels or even as a freestanding screen and all suitable for any size space. Patio border, basement light well, roof garden, decorative fence, garden feature are just a few of the opportunities to use this stunning design feature.

The modular scheme uses individual plant holders attached to a wire-mesh grid system, which allows greater design control and a healthier individual plant environment.

Our expert list of both shade and sun loving plants allows us to select specifically for your space to give your living w all the best plants to deliver rich foliage no matter the season. All of our living walls come with the recommended option of an automatic watering system for the ultimate low-maintenance scheme.

We also offer an opt-in after care plan.

Our most popular and hardy plants include: Ferns; Grasses; Heuchera; Philodendron & Bromeliads.

For inspiration, take a look at our Pinterest board here » Pinterest/FairweatherLand

Interesting Truths About Greening?

Have you heard of ‘Fractals’? Why does a walk in nature improve your mood? Well, it’s all down to the naturally occurring presence of fractals; these repeating patterns that exist in plants and foliage are not just aesthetically pleasing but can also help to reduce stress *.

* https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/es305019p