Picture this: your loved ones are gathered on your patio, the table is set to dine al fresco, but there's just one thing overshadowing the atmosphere – a brown, wilting backdrop of a vertical garden struggling in the summer sun.
It's a common vertical garden problem to scorch and dehydrate in summer, but it can be easily prevented. By swapping plants for heat-lovers, getting an efficient irrigation system in place, and improving the position of your vertical garden, you can make it far more resilient for the hot months ahead.
