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For instance, a vertical garden refers to having potted plants fitted into a standing gardening structure while a green wall refers to a standing structure wrapped in naturally climbing creeper plants. The biggest difference between these two structures are how the irrigation system works.

For vertical gardens, the potted plants have no way of accessing a water source, thus the plants fully rely on an individual irrigation for their water and nutrient supply. Green walls are encouraged to have irrigation systems installed to speed up the plant growth process, but are not utterly reliant on the irrigation system as the plants’ roots can still be attached to the ground as they grow and entwine around the structure.

Why a vertical garden or green wall system? These standing gardens are similar to green roof structures, but are way more versatile. They can be as small as a picture frame or as big as an elephant-sized masterpiece, depending on the size of the wall.