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Green wall ideas for homes in Aotearoa
Here’s a few things to consider when it comes to designing eye-catching green walls.
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Bring nature into your home with a green wall, perfect for any space from large exteriors to small apartment balconies. Before installing, check body corporate rules and consider freestanding systems if needed.
Choose from several options:
- Traditional soil-based walls are great for growing herbs and edibles.
- Hydroponic systems are lighter, use less water, and require less maintenance.
- Artificial green walls provide a zero-maintenance solution, ideal for low-light areas where real plants may not thrive.
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