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11 years ago

What kind of wall is behind the planting? Would it be possible to do this kind of planting using a plastered wall made of hay bales?

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Moma Beserk
11 years ago
You have all these questions and no answers. ..why post questions
v
9 years ago
different project, but here is one system for the wall - probably one of the more economic solutions -- https://rana-creek.squarespace.com/projects/fiddlers-green-living-wall
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Seasons Landscaping
9 years ago
It requires structural support, hay bales would not allow that. The wall behind this living wall is stucco.

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