Create a beautiful Green Wall Feature

Start by asking what kind of atmosphere you want to achieve.

• Tropical holiday vibe: Choose lush, exotic foliage reminiscent of resort destinations.
  • Recommended panels: Green Tropics, Lush Fern, Country Fern
• Structured or traditional aesthetic: Opt for consistent foliage with manicured shapes.
  • Recommended panels: Boxwood Hedge, Photinia, Ivy

Tip: Match the panel to environments you love spending time in — think of places where you truly relax.

Both are beautiful, but each serves different purposes:

• Mixed foliage: Looks more like a lush, wild garden — great for large, low-traffic areas.
• Uniform foliage: Offers a clean, structured appearance — ideal for tight spaces or walkways.

Tip: Consider access. In narrow spaces (e.g., 30–40 cm walkways), choose tight, compact foliage to avoid bulk.

Colour is a personal choice, but here’s how to decide:

• Blend with your existing garden: If you have flowering plants like Birds of Paradise or tropical species, choose panels with complementary pops of colour.
• Stand out or stay subtle: If you want to make a statement, bold panels like White Oasis or Green Tropics are ideal. If you want your wall to look like part of the landscape, match it to the plants already nearby.

All panels can be trimmed or shaped, but some suit customisation better than others:

• Ivy: Easy to cut and shape – perfect for curved features or panels that appear to climb walls.
• Photinia: Best kept in square or rectangular shapes for a “hedged” look.
• Boxwood: Works best for full wall coverage, planters, or square formats.
• Feature walls (e.g., circular panels): Use Green Tropics, White Oasis, or Country Fern – great for signage or lighting features.

Use nature as your guide:

• Topiary panels like Boxwood pair beautifully with topiary planters or ball trees.
• Tropical panels blend well with palm trees and bamboo.
• English-style panels (e.g. Ivy, Photinia) suit hanging baskets, trellises, or traditional garden themes.

Avoid clashing themes — for example, a tropical palm with an English boxwood hedge may feel out of place.

Not necessarily. Our panels are DIY-friendly, but a professional can take the stress out of installation — especially for large or tricky spaces.

If hiring an installer, look for:

• Experience with artificial greenery
• A reputation for detail and quality
• Techniques like using low-contrast screws and tying panels with zip ties
• Accurate trimming (especially for circular or feature walls)

Common mistakes from inexperienced installers:

• Using tools that damage foliage
• Visible fixings or incorrect joins
• Cutting panels too aggressively

If you’re confident and take your time, a DIY install can work beautifully.

• Australia: All green wall panels and vertical gardens come with a 5-year guarantee against fading and cracking.
• USA: UV protection and fading warranty available — see our website for full terms.

Note: This guarantee applies to our green wall panels only — not all artificial plants are covered.