The short answer
Both put real plants on a wall. A vertical garden is smaller and simpler, good for balconies, compound walls and small courtyards. A living wall is a large, built-in feature for lobbies, receptions and entrances, with its own watering system and a design made for the space. Choose by size, location and the impression you want.
What to check
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Small wall at home
A vertical garden is usually enough.
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Lobby or entrance
A living wall makes the stronger first impression.
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Indoors
Choose plants for low light, and plan the watering carefully.
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Care
Both need regular checks of the watering.
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