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Wonder Wall

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Roger Doiron

Nov 08, 2012

Crops:

lettuce

I'm loving this wall o' lettuce! It gives us a glimpse of the architecture of the future. Why have just a simple wall when you can have a salad wall instead?

ABOUT THE AUTHOR, Roger Doiron

Father, husband, son, brother and uncle. Garden activist, advocate, writer, speaker and photographer. Founder of KGI and certified garden geek. Growing lots of good stuff on the coast of Maine.

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Comments

Duke Campus Farm

Thu, 11/08/2012 - 21:46

How cool! I have some friends interested in designing a living wall for their LEED building on a college campus. Any info on who did this/where their plans came from?

tariq tanveer

Tue, 01/01/2013 - 15:33

Hi admin from Duke Campus Farm . i am Tariq Tanveer . this lettuce wall is design and made by me in my garden. see my site www.qbfarms.com and also contact me my face book id http://www.facebook.com/tariq.tanveer.5/photos_albums thanks for like my living walls work.

Jessica Still

Sun, 11/11/2012 - 14:48

Today the designer/builder has posted about his methods, plans & gardden[s] context on the kgi facebook page. Many wonderful photos of this well-done design! "My First Vertical Living Wall my design vertical garden kits and wall ,look here this beautiful Landscape Project Execution by PHA Lahore. (Mr Muhammad Azam ) this is vertical living wall, first i design a vertical kit it is in two sizes 2*2 and 5*2 and second design a sporting paler to stand it so we can make our out side wall 6 feet 8 feet or 10 feet what ever we like and between two garden kits i fill coco peat with some organic fertilizer and put a drip pipe top of it . and after end all pot planted with hanging petunias for blooms. we are pioneer in pakistan to introduce such kind of living walls/vertical garden . we do all works about living walls such as Design,manufacturing process ,installation and Maintenance . contact us for more information that how can we use this wall for vegetable growing. www.qbfarms.com By: Tariq Tanveer Photos: 79"