Wally Pocket Living Wall Systems
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Wally Pockets are a great way to get the living wall going.  They can be planted on any type of wall or fence, indoors or out. They come in Three sizes, and well... they rule!   Wally Pockets are easy to install and totally modular and they love to hang out in any combination.      Made from 100% recycled plastic water bottles, Wally Pockets are soft-sided, breathable, modular and ready for your planting ideas.   And they’re made right here in the USA by our Woolly friends in LA.  There are three configurations of Wally Pockets to choose from.  Wally One, Wally Three, and Wally Five.  The measurements are the same for unlined or lined (indoor). 

One really great idea for outdoor railing plantings is to do what is called Saddlebagging the Wallys.   You literally tie the Wallys together back to back, by the grommets, zip ties or nice natural tough corded leather, and you then place it over the railing, falling over both sides.  Plants for you, plants for the neighborhood.

Wally One- Height = 15 inches x  Length = 24 inches Volume = .40 cubic feet

Wally Three- Height = 15 inches x  Length = 68 inches Volume = 1.20 cubic feet

Wally Five- Height = 15 inches x Length = 112 inches Volume = 2.0 cubic feet

 

 

 

 


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  1. Comment by psaltax on January 13, 2012 at 3:42 am

    This looks great! But how do you water without messing it up with the wall and everything?

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