Plants Grow People™

We’re on a mission to connect people, plants and the communities that surround us….Vertically!™

FAQs

º Creating this remarkable living wall for Adidas and Bad Bunny’s vision for Coachella was executed by the creators, innovators and dreamers at Corso Marketing Group.

º There are approximately 3500 SQF of vertical surface

º Over 23,000 live plants were used in creating this living wall: Among others, featured in this wall are Blue moons, petunias, nemesia, osteospermum, calendula, bacopa, decorative kale, daisies, lavender, creeping rosemary, stipa, marigolds, brachychome, dusty Miller, lobelia

º The patented, made in the USA system used to create the living wall is called Varden, which uses recycled baby bottles, photodegradable soxx, and compost for a truly sustainable alternative.

º Because of the 40’ vertical height and width of the cube, the vertical gardens are watered in stages from top to bottom using 8 separate valves.

º Our system is the industry leader in water conservation. Using drip irrigation, each tray accommodates two emitters, whereby the water is pooled, and wicked up into the soxx.

º What is a Soxx? These are a photodegradable mesh that encapsulates the soil allowing for amazing root aeration and happy plants.

Why grow your own food?

It's fresher and healthier: Freshly picked produce is more nutritious than store-bought produce that may have been picked days or even weeks before.

It's more sustainable: Growing your own food reduces the environmental impact of transportation and packaging associated with store-bought produce.
It saves money: Produce from the grocery store can be expensive, but growing your own fruits and vegetables can save you money in the long run.
It's a great way to get outside and be active: Gardening is a great way to spend time outdoors and get some exercise.
It can be a fun and rewarding hobby: Growing your own food can be a fun and rewarding hobby that allows you to learn new skills and enjoy the fruits of your labor.
It can help you eat a more diverse diet: Growing your own food allows you to experiment with different types of fruits and vegetables that you may not find at the grocery store.
It can help you control what goes into your food: Growing your own food allows you to control what goes into it, such as avoiding pesticides or genetically modified organisms.
It can be a great way to teach children about where their food comes from: Children who grow their own food are more likely to understand and appreciate the importance of healthy eating.
It can be a great way to meet new people: Joining a community garden or starting a gardening group with friends and family can be a great way to meet new people and make new friends.
It can be a great way to reduce stress: Gardening has been found to be a great way to reduce stress, it can be a great way to relax and unwind after a long day.