Vertical Garden Systems – Outdoor Ferns with mature plants

Dimensions 
Mesh: 50mm thick
Pots: 200 x 200 x 200mm

Product warranty
We guarantee the structure of our vertical garden systems outdoor (pots and mesh) for 25 years.

Density options
Choose from three plant density options to suit your desired look and coverage: 100% (20 pots per sqm) for a lush full-coverage effect, 80% (16 pots per sqm) for balanced greenery, or 60% (12 pots per sqm) for a lighter plant coverage.

Irrigation zones 
If you’re creating more than one garden, or a larger garden with different environmental conditions, we recommend a 2 zone irrigation unit to tailor the watering requirements to each area.

Tap splitters
Once you set-up the irrigation your tap needs to remain on at all times so that the garden doesn’t dry out. Add on a 2-way splitter so you can keep your tap on for irrigation while still using a hose or other water sources as needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I install Outdoor Vertical Garden Systems?

Installing your vertical garden systems outdoors is simple. Start by selecting a wall or structure that receives partial or full shade, which is ideal for ferns. Mount the frame securely using the provided fixtures, attach your irrigation system, and test it to ensure even water flow. Once in place, fill each planter with soil, position your mature ferns, and water thoroughly. Regularly check that drainage is clear to keep roots healthy.

What plants grow best in Vertical Garden Wall Panels?

Ferns are perfectly suited to vertical garden wall panels as they thrive in shaded outdoor areas and provide a lush, layered look. Other great options include hostas, ivy, and native shade-tolerant species. For sunnier walls, you might incorporate herbs or succulents in separate panels. Matching plant choice to your wall’s light conditions ensures long-term growth and minimal maintenance.

How do I care for ferns in a Vertical Garden Wall Panel?

Ferns in a vertical garden wall panel require consistent moisture but should never sit in waterlogged soil. Keep your irrigation system on a reliable schedule, trim back old fronds to encourage new growth, and remove any dead leaves promptly. Seasonal adjustments, such as increasing water in warmer months, will keep your fern wall looking lush year-round.

How can I prevent root problems in Outdoor Vertical Garden Systems?

To avoid issues like root rot in vertical garden systems outdoor, always use well-draining soil and ensure your irrigation isn’t overwatering. Adding a thin gravel layer at the bottom of each planter can help improve drainage and airflow around roots. Regular checks for soggy soil will keep your ferns healthy and vibrant.

Can I expand my Vertical Garden Wall Panels over time?

Yes. Our modular design means you can start with one vertical garden wall panel and add more as your outdoor garden grows. This flexibility allows you to transform a small courtyard wall into a full green feature, or gradually build a larger fern display over time.