Living Wall System from Plantscape, Inc.

Our newest offering to bring Green Walls indoors is a system that can be installed on a wall or made portable with wheels. It's a great entry into the vertical living wall trend. This portable wall can be used instead of a permanent system or as a room divider. Great for special events, and since plants are not permanently installed, change-outs may be made seasonally if desired.

The Living Wall System

Our new Living Wall System is a unit with shelves that are filled with plants and can be irrigated.

The Living Wall can be moved around easily. It is on wheels which are hidden when the
unit is in place. This makes it an incredibly versatile and useful piece of "living art".

The individual plant trays can be purchased separately and bolted to a wall in any configuration for a more permanent display.

The ease of plant-changing means that you can always have a fresh and new seasonal color program in your office.


Green walls can be used to add excitement to otherwise plain flat walls as in this Pittsburgh university.		"PLANT PORTRAITS" are individual units that hang on walls and take the place of framed artwork or paintings.

Call 412-281-6352 or email plants@plantscape.com to find out more about these incredible planters!


The Largest Living Green Wall
	The largest living green wall in North America was completed September 2009 at the PNC Headquarters in downtown Pittsburgh at Wood St. and Fifth Avenue. Plantscape provided two workers to help with the labor on the install. The 2,380 sq. foot green wall is made up of 602 2 ft. x 2 ft. panels of soil and plants. It looks like a painting constructed out of regional plants. All the materials came from a 500 mile radius around Pittsburgh. The texture of the wall will change with the seasons as some plants bloom in the fall and others will bloom in the spring. The wall requires about 15 minutes of watering per week (less in the winter) from an internally controlled irrigation system. The wall not only gives beauty to the downtown area, but it provides sound absorption as well, and cools the surface of the building wall, presumably lowering air conditioning costs. Using a 120' lift, Plantscape maintains this wall on a monthly basis which includes pruning and plant replacement, checking the irrigation system, and spraying the plants with Moisturin to help protect them from winter injury.