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Vertical indoor gardens are hard to make but can impress anybody. Vegetal screen DIVA can make the problem of organizing such garden go away. The screen is 870x690x55mm and its front is fitted with holes and tubes to accommodate up to 28 plants. You can compose your own landscape very easily thanks to a patented irrigation system which help you water plants. A patented cartouches’ system allow to withdraw, with one gesture, rotten-ed substratum and roots. DIVA is one of those cool things that combines both, a contemporary self-irrigation planter and a modern decorating object in one product.   Source: vertilignes

Living Walls Aquaponic vertical garden from Inka Biospheric Systems Living wall art | Living Wall Systems - Amazing Gardens, Fascinating Plant Projects By living art , I mean creating something beautiful using nature to your advantage. Vertical gardens, succulent walls, hanging vegetable gardens. Living art can be for decoration, or for practical uses or both. I’m going to take you on a tour of interesting gardens I’ve culled from various websites. So grab a cup of coffee, sit back, and prepare to be inspired. Amazing Gardens, Fascinating Plant Projects I’ve been surfing the web to see what people are up to these days, in terms of creating vertical gardens. Here’s some of the best of what I found: I’m entranced by Gavin’s website over at livingwallart.com. Today he’s showcasing an aquaponic vertical garden from Inka Biospheric Systems. It’s incredible – look! I found these gardens at a website called Rowdy Kittens (http://rowdykittens.com/). I’d never visited the site before...