living wall

American  

[liv-ing wawl] / ˈlɪv ɪŋ ˈwɔl /

noun

plural

living walls

1. a wall covered in living plants, often supported by a system of hidden planters; vertical garden.

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Example Sentences

The crowd of people in front of me becomes a living wall.

From Literature

Beyond that, there are lower grandstands, locker rooms and concourses with a replica “Living Wall” just like at the real arena, as well as escalators and concession stands.

From Seattle Times

“I would love to have a living wall someday,” Stewart says of the practice of allowing plants to climb the walls themselves.

From Seattle Times

But the roots of a living wall can strip paint off a wall — a dealbreaker for her apartment.

From Seattle Times

The mini living wall relies on the same technology that Botanical Designs used for the 1,900-square-foot plant wall at Climate Pledge Arena by having a wicking fabric fronting the plants.

From Seattle Times