Good question Amy! This blog is completely low-maintenance and only updated when I want to save things for myself so it is only a few minutes here and there whenever I have the time and inclination. On the other hand t&t can be kind of a pain sometimes! I'm trying to figure that one out.
Heather-I remember reading something about it being incredibly heavy and that the plants were secured/grown through a sort of chicken wire. I think the garden was heavy enough that the wall behind it had to be reinforced or it had to be really well supported.
I hope this helps, but don't quote me on any of this :)
Every time I see them I fall more and more in love with vertical gardens.
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nice !
ReplyDeleteHolly, I am so impressed by your blogs - how do you find the time? x
ReplyDeleteGood question Amy! This blog is completely low-maintenance and only updated when I want to save things for myself so it is only a few minutes here and there whenever I have the time and inclination. On the other hand t&t can be kind of a pain sometimes! I'm trying to figure that one out.
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind words.
I love this idea! Any idea how to do it? I think if I tried it, all the plants would fall out!
ReplyDeleteHeather-I remember reading something about it being incredibly heavy and that the plants were secured/grown through a sort of chicken wire. I think the garden was heavy enough that the wall behind it had to be reinforced or it had to be really well supported.
ReplyDeleteI hope this helps, but don't quote me on any of this :)