Green screen

Susan Vale

9 years ago

Hi, are you able to tell me what the screening plant is. I checked the article and it's not mentioned. It looks great.

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9 years ago
http://www.evergreendirect.co.uk/category/artificial-green-wall

We used artificial deluxe boxwood hedge panels which come in 25cm squares. The foliage is set on a heavy duty matting which allows flexibility and allows you to create natural shaped curves and corners. Around the perimeter of the panel there are very strong hard wearing fastenings that resemble press studs. These press studs allow numerous panels to be fixed together to form hedges as little or large as you require. The boxwood foliage features lovely shades of green to replicate real live boxwood. I have also added a link to the company we bought from - good luck Sharrina
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