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Living wall. Green wall. Vertical garden. You have seen them in the lobby of hotel or corporate offices, and perhaps even in the atriums of airports and shopping malls. These vertical installations, usually mounted on the interior or exterior walls of a building, offer a refreshing green space experience that acts as a living wall art, while offering all the benefits of nature, different in size and shape. .. They have grown in popularity in the United States over the last eight years  and are becoming more common in  homes and apartments, especially in cities with limited space. 
 Coryn Heird, a junior floral technician at The Westin Hilton Head, and Denise Eichmann, a vertical garden design and landscape architecture consultant at Ambius, create a smaller version of the vertical garden. Provides tips and advice on how to do it. At your home. 

1. Location requirements 
“The first thing you need to know is to arrange a vertical garden  to get the right light.” Natural light is best, whether  from a skylight or a nearby window. Eichmann emphasized this point and added: "Light is the most important requirement because plants produce their own food through photosynthesis, a process known as  the production of chlorophyll. If you don't have natural light, consider additional luminaires. The more light available, the more plant  species you can choose from. If there is not much direct sunlight, it is limited to plants that grow in dark places, such as Philodendron and Potos. 
If you want to complement your outdoor space with a vertical garden, you need to make sure that: Choose the right plants for your climatic zone and decide whether it's best in sunny or shaded areas.

2.Display options 
When it comes to installing or hanging a vertical garden in your home, the possibilities are endless. You can create your own frame to fit your space, or you can buy a ready-made frame from wood, recycled plastic (water bottles), steel with felt pockets, or  other reliable support. Some people use angled plant trays that hang like shelves and hold individual plants that are easily accessible for manual maintenance.

Plant selection 
For an internal living wall with access to both natural and artificial light, the vertical garden has numerous options and can be designed in the form of a color palette or as a showcase of a single species. The Westin Hilton Head heirs prefer Aglaonema and Potos , but Westin Laparoma has been very successful at Medusa Fern and plans to experiment with Bromeliad. Other species that breed in the dark include the snake plant  the Spathiphyllum, and the Brazilian philodendron. Vertical garden options with moderate light include songs such as Song of India , English ivy, and ferns such as harefoot  and maidenhair. In direct sunlight, the croton  is best.

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