These are some examples of the flexibility around the concept of 'living walls' that we would like to adopt in some form in Bearwood.
Marks & Spencers, Sheffield
Sutton High Street
New Street Station, Birmingham
Aile Street, London
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Who cuts the hedges and keeps them tidy?
I’m told they are very low maintenance, very occasional pruning and watering once a year.
What a wonderful addition they could be. GREEN, growing , alive – sounds like Bearwood is on the up!
About time bearwood “branched out”, the walls of aldi/argos would suit this project best.
Superb idea, they look great in London when I have seen them and next to Snow Hill station in town. Maybe the foliage, or certainly a percentage of it could be purchased from Webbs in Bearwood, further supporting the local economy at the same time. This would improve the high street immeasurably.