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Vertical gardens for walls with no room to spare

A green wall on a small footprint. Designed for your site and built by our own team.

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What is a vertical garden?

A vertical garden is a frame of real plants fixed to a wall, with watering built in. It brings green to places with no floor space: balconies, compound walls, small courtyards and building fronts. Blue Heaven designs, installs and plants it, and sets up the watering so it stays easy to look after.

Who it suits

Made for these spaces

  • Balconies and small terraces
  • Compound and boundary walls
  • Small courtyards
  • Shop and building fronts

What you get

Included in the job

  • Wall checked for strength and water
  • Frame and planters fixed safely
  • Plants chosen for the light on that wall
  • Built-in watering
  • Care tips on handover day

How we do it

Four steps, no guesswork

You see the plan before we start.

  1. 01

    We check the wall

    Light, strength and where water will drain.

  2. 02

    We plan the planting

    Plants and pattern that suit the light and the look you want.

  3. 03

    We install and plant

    Frame, watering lines and plants, fixed neatly.

  4. 04

    We test and hand over

    We run the watering and show you what to check.

Options

Choose what fits

Outdoor vertical garden

Hardy plants for sun and rain.

What affects the cost

Your quote depends on

  • Wall size
  • Indoor or outdoor
  • Plant choice
  • Watering system

We give you a clear quote after seeing the site. Never cheap materials.

Care in short

Check the watering once a week, trim plants that grow out of shape, and replace any plant that struggles before it spreads to others.

Read: Living wall or vertical garden: what is the difference?

FAQ

Questions about vertical garden

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Will a vertical garden damage my wall?

Not when it is fixed and drained properly. We check the wall first and keep a gap so water does not sit against it.

How much light does it need?

It depends on the plants. We choose plants for the light your wall gets, from full sun to shade.

What is the difference from a living wall?

A vertical garden is smaller and simpler. A living wall is a large built-in feature, usually for lobbies and entrances.

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Thinking about a vertical garden?

Book a consultation. We will check your space and show you the plan first.

Prefer to talk now? Call +91 63806 56237