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This is yet another approach to creating a living wall. The wall is in a courtyard of Casa Camper a hotel in Barcelona, Spain. Each bedroom and bath has a view of the wall. The hotel also has a rooftop garden terrace.
The RED side opens onto a small, quiet inner courtyard, and from the bedroom and bath one can see an unusual installation: an 18-meter-high shelf is planted with over 100 aspidistra plants—a lush, vertical garden. Read more...
I have grown many Aspidistra plants in clay pebbles (hydroculture). They are very durable indoor plants but not very easy to find. It's worth looking. I'm going to buy some dwarf Aspidistra plants online.
If anyone has a recommendation or suggestion please post a comment.

I wonder how this is watered? I can't see any irrigation tubes. It's a good eco-friendly idea by the company, though. Cudos.
Posted by: Gavin Walsh | October 28, 2009 at 12:34 PM