Green Walls and Green Wall installations

With a high profile portfolio of irrigation jobs in London and across the UK, Watermatic Ltd have come across many green wall systems over recent years. In an attempt to create the world's first Green Wall Centre, Managing Director Zac Ribak has invited ten companies to set up their living wall systems and test the water efficiency of each wall.

This new centre will provide a unique opportunity for gardeners, landscapers, garden designers, landscape architects, architects and other bodies who are interested in green wall systems to come to one location and assess the major systems available.

For an invitation to the Press Launch on March 30th, please email us at info@treebox.co.uk, subject Green Wall Centre Invite.
To read more: http://tiny.cc/ijeqz

Treebox Easiwall

As a relatively new company to the urban greening market, we aim to be seen as not only providing vertical solutions for small and tall spaces, but also for our commitment to the sustainability sector. Our new sustainability forum went live at the start of the month and each month we will post news on the latest global and local ideas and developments, to help shed light on the issues of sustainability and self-sufficiency.
If you are interested in collaborating with us, we would be more than happy to post articles relevant to your area of expertise or enthusiasm.

We hope to use all the knowledge and skills which accumulate on the forum to spark inspiration, and bring together leading specialists from different sectors to eventually create a passive building that can fully function off the grid.

To read Managing Director Armando Raish's vision for Treebox: http://tiny.cc/77ny6

Two weeks ago, we attended our first event of 2011. It was a great success and we received some very useful feedback from the visitors to our stand (picture below). With 30% more attendees than last year, and described as the best yet, the Garden Press Event at the RHS Halls seemed to indicate that gardening is beating the recession. All the major journals were there, and so were a few gardening celebrities, including a life size cut-out of Alan Titchmarsh that made quite a few of us jump.

To read more: http://tiny.cc/7n4h6

See why green walls are a 'must have'

• Discuss the pros and cons of the various systems currently on offer
• Learn how our Easiwall system compares
• Pick up creative ideas and applications in domestic design
• Confirm the benefits that planting vertically can provide
• Think about how green walls fit into future cities
• Realise how green walls may provide practical solutions for urban farming
• See how vertical planting fits into our sustainability ethos

• 6th April - Clifton Nurseries, London
• 13th April - Wyevale East, Swanley, Kent
  

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