Wall Garden Project Presentation
Introduction
Welcome to the Wall Garden Project presentation. This project transforms a 60 feet long and 8 feet high cement wall into a vibrant, eco-friendly vertical garden. The wall is divided into 8 ft x 8 ft sections for a structured layout, featuring climbing vines and floor planters. This design enhances aesthetics, improves air quality, and provides a low-maintenance green space.
Design Plan
Wall Dimensions: 60 feet long x 8 feet high, divided into 7 sections of 8 ft x 8 ft each.
Climbing Vines: Positioned in each section to evenly cover the wall, ensuring a lush, green appearance.
Floor Planters: Placed along the base of the wall with 1.5 feet spacing between each planter for accessibility and optimal growth conditions. Each planter measures 3 ft x 1.5 ft x 1.5 ft.
The design focuses on a mix of vibrant colors, soothing fragrances, and air-purifying plants, creating a refreshing and sustainable environment.
List of Plants and Vines with Uses
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Tapori (Planter)
- Aesthetic: Provides lush greenery, creating a vibrant green backdrop for the garden.
- Environmental: Evergreen shrub that maintains year-round foliage, reducing dust and noise.
- Practical: Low maintenance, ideal for busy spaces; can be trimmed to shape as needed.
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Ficus (Planter)
- Aesthetic: Dense, glossy green leaves add a rich texture to the wall garden.
- Environmental: Excellent air purifier, removing toxins like formaldehyde from the air.
- Practical: Provides shade at the base, keeping the area cool; can be pruned for desired size.
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Champa (Planter)
- Aesthetic: Fragrant yellow flowers add a golden beauty and divine scent to the garden.
- Cultural: Widely used in rituals and offerings in Indian traditions, symbolizing purity.
- Practical: Flowers can be used to make natural perfumes or garlands; attracts pollinators like bees.
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Bougainvillea (Red, Vine)
- Aesthetic: Vibrant red blooms create a fiery splash of color, perfect for a festive look.
- Environmental: Fast-growing vine that covers the wall, reducing heat absorption on the surface.
- Practical: Drought-tolerant, requiring minimal water; adds privacy by covering the wall.
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Bougainvillea (White, Vine)
- Aesthetic: Pure white flowers bring elegance and contrast, creating a serene vibe.
- Environmental: Helps reflect sunlight, keeping the area cooler; supports local biodiversity.
- Practical: Low maintenance and hardy, suitable for vertical growth; can be trained to shape.
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Bougainvillea (Yellow, Vine)
- Aesthetic: Bright yellow blooms add sunshine and warmth, uplifting the garden's mood.
- Environmental: Enhances the microclimate by reducing wall temperature through coverage.
- Practical: Resilient to harsh weather, making it ideal for outdoor walls; minimal care needed.
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Madhu Malti (Vine)
- Aesthetic: Orange flowers add a tropical feel with their warm tones, enhancing vibrancy.
- Environmental: Attracts pollinators like butterflies, supporting local ecosystems.
- Practical: Grows quickly to cover the wall, providing natural insulation; flowers can be used decoratively.
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Motiya Mogra (Vine)
- Aesthetic: Fragrant white flowers bring a soothing scent and delicate beauty to the garden.
- Cultural: Used in perfumes and garlands, especially in Indian weddings and ceremonies.
- Practical: Flowers can be harvested for commercial use; provides a calming ambiance.
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Tecoma (Vine)
- Aesthetic: Yellow trumpet flowers add a cheerful and lively touch to the wall.
- Environmental: Attracts hummingbirds and bees, promoting pollination and biodiversity.
- Practical: Fast-growing and hardy, ideal for vertical gardens; requires minimal upkeep.
Realistic Garden View
This section showcases a realistic image of the wall garden, featuring the 60-foot wall covered with vibrant vines and planters at the base.
It will take approximately 4 - 5 months for the garden to look like this.
