Kevin’s Newest Vertical Garden

Here is the latest vertical succulent garden installation by my sweetie, Kevin Smith. Pretty, huh?

Vine Framed Verticla Garden

Vine Framed Garden

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23 Responses to “Kevin’s Newest Vertical Garden”

  1. Leah Says:

    Gorgeous!

  2. Navid M. Says:

    Amazing work! The cool thing is that the picture will change over time.
    It would be cool to see a time lapse video – one photo per day over the course of a year.
    Thanks for sharing.

  3. Sharalee Says:

    These are incredible! Love the colours and textures in this one – nice work Kevin :)

  4. Sharalee Says:

    Wow – fantastic job Kevin! This looks incredible!

  5. keli Aiello Says:

    Great!!!!!!!!!!!! Love the wood frame:)) what’s it made of?????

  6. Germi Says:

    I love the way your ‘vertical gardens’ look – but I’d like to know how sustainable they are …

    what happens when these succulents grow, as they will, and when gravity pulls on them, as it will … do you change them out? Or do you allow for them to do what they do?

    Do you have any examples of older ‘vertical gardens’? what is the program for their care?

    I know these are really boring questions, but at a time when everyone is concerned with sustainability, I find it odd to be doing work like this – it is SO pretty, SO seductive – but it’s basically a hotel thing, right? Or is there a way to do this w/o changing out plants as they grow or die?

    Thanks for the eye candy!

  7. Joanne M. Smith Says:

    Terrific work! I love to see plants used “as art” and in unusual textural ways.

  8. janet Says:

    I love the vertical succulent gardens that Kevin makes! I could stare at one of these for hours!

  9. canada flowers Says:

    Amazing, cant even imagine how to make it

  10. modern garden at U N I F O R M Studio journal Says:

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  11. jennifer Says:

    these are so amazing and inspiring. what a concept! a live painting. well done!!

  12. Judee Says:

    Agree. they are beautiful in pattern, color and texture. i wonder how well they last over time. my succulent mini-gardens in pots seem to overgrow easily and this one is vertical! how best to take care of them – replace when a plant gets too big for its allotted space? Still – very beautiful and inspiring…

  13. Lynne Says:

    I love your work. Nice application on the frame!

  14. julia Says:

    Hey, if I would want to keep such a living picture inside, how would I have to water it? It is beautiful!

  15. Cristina Maria Says:

    I loved this suculent´s vertical garden. Congratulations!

  16. Susie Gardner Says:

    It’s awesome. My daughter wants one on her block walls. Any tips in starting?

  17. paula deroy Says:

    this is incredible. I would love to know about the mechanics that support the plants.

  18. thecatskillkiwi Says:

    these vertical gardens are just one of the most eye catching things i have ever seen….. coveting greatly, any chance they would survive a catskills existence?

  19. sally Says:

    how are they watered?

  20. rosa Says:

    This is the most innovative use of succulents since the 70’s! My husband usually recoils at the sight/mention of our fleshly plant friends, but he managed to look at this one sans hands over his eyes…….(a compliment, believe me!)

  21. saleema pierre Says:

    waohhh just so inspiring ……. soooo creative .. love it ?

  22. Gavin Says:

    I wonder what growing medium was used? Was it soil or felt maybe?

  23. Sheila...Denver Dirty Girls Says:

    Your vertical gardens are more inspiring everytime you create a new one. The driftwood type of frame really works with the succulent choices in this piece. I wish I were a fly on the wall when you put them together. Bravo!

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