Choosing plants for vertical garden is different to a traditional outdoor garden. Important factors include: The location and orientation of the wall. The amount of sunlight or natural light it receives. The level of shade and climate and whether it is an external garden. Managing the “settling in period” Selecting the correct plant species and varieties also varies for both outdoor and indoor gardens. At Vogue & Vine, we offer horticultural advice to help you select the best plants for the long term health of your wall garden . Here are our some wall plants to consider: Ferns –  Adaptable and can withstand humidity, grow quickly with a popular tropical appearance. Begonias & Bromeliads; Suitable for both sunlit and shaded spots. They come in varied shapes, colours and sizes including variegated or trailing varieties. Clematis – Prefer sunlight for their flowers while keeping their roots shaded. Come in diverse shapes and colours. Golden Pothos – A fast climbing plant that grows upwards and complements other plants beautifully. Can thrive under indirect sunlight. English Ivy – A robust, evergreen option. It easily attaches to walls and forms a covering. It thrives in partial sunlight. Giant Lilyturf – A glossy appearance and abundant foliage. Geranium –  Available in many colours with long lasting flowers. Wedding Vines – With pure white flowers and a beautiful fragrance. Orchids – A cascading effect with flowers surrounded by long slender leaves. They thrive in light but should avoid direct sunlight. Lipstick Plant – They gracefully trail downward and thrive best in humid climates. Herbs & vegetables – Thyme, Oregano, lettuce & spinach. The key to successful plant selection is to understand their specific needs in terms of water, light exposure and nutrients.