Green Walls, Vertical Gardens & Green Curtains

In today's episode of Hydroponics Daily, we dive into the captivating world of green walls, also known as vertical gardens. Not to be confused with vertical farms, these innovative gardens redefine space by growing plants vertically on walls, providing a unique aesthetic and functional appeal. Originating in the late 1980s, vertical gardens gained momentum due to the pioneering work of Patrick Blanc from the French National Center for Scientific Research.

Discover how these gardens, featuring ornamental and non-woody plants, integrate into indoor and outdoor settings in metropolises like Tokyo, London, and New York. As we spotlight Liverpool FC's stunning green wall at their AXA Training Centre, we explore the sophisticated irrigation systems that sustain these installations. Despite high construction and maintenance costs, green walls offer significant ecological and architectural benefits.

We also touch on alternative eco-friendly trends like green curtains, popular in Japan, which provide seasonal insulation for buildings. Join us as we explore the growing popularity and technological advancements in vertical gardening, offering insights and inspiration for urban spaces worldwide.

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