In one embodiment of the present invention, there is provided a moveable ventilation system comprising a supporting frame having at least one plenum, and at least one biofilter module mounted on the plenum for allowing air to flow through the biofilter module from an air inlet to an air outlet via a growth medium and a vegetation. The plenum is rotatably connected to the supporting frame.

The present application relates generally to plants, and specifically to a plant wall including a frame that is configured to secure to a surface and at least one panel that is configured to secure to the frame. The plant wall also includes at least one planter configured to secure to the at least one panel and at least one emitter positioned on the at least one planter, defining a passage therethrough. The plant wall further includes a pressure barrel that is filled with water. The water is transported from the pressure barrel through at least one hose, which contains at least one connector that connects to the at least one emitter between a first end and a second end of the hose, and into the at least one planter, which contains a plant and soil. A related method of watering a plant using a pressure barrel is also described.

Disclosed is a wall landscaping system for easy growth management with automatic watering and plant growth analysis, which creates a vertical garden on an interior or exterior wall of a structure, the system including: a main body (10) installed to cover the wall (W) to have a plant grown thereon; a watering part (20) disposed at an upper end of the main body (10) to supply water to the plant; a detector (30) disposed around the main body (10) to photograph the plant; and a controller (40) automatically checking and recording a growth state of the plant by analyzing an image photographed by the detector (30), and remotely notifying a manager according to the growth state of the plant, whereby it is possible to automatically supply water at a predetermined interval for each plant, and analyze the growth state of the plant and notify the same.

A modular flower panel adapter system is implemented in which individual flower panels are collectively utilized to hold and feature an arrangement of flowers. The flower panels, which are already holding an arrangement of flowers, are transportable using an adapter panel and a delivery cage. The adapter provides greater surface area for transportation and handling of the flower panel. A rack system and delivery cage are implemented to transport the combined unit of the flower panel and the adapter panel to an event. At the event, the adapter panel is disconnected and the flower panel is connected to a structural panel and support panel for assembly. Multiple structural panels are connected together using connectors, and each structural panel is attached to an individual flower panel for exhibition. A collection of flower panels laterally and adjacently positioned create a robust and customizable flower wall arrangement that is easily transportable and assembled.

A pocket structure for receiving containerized plants is sloped and hung from a wire of a wire basket. The pocket structure includes hooks, an irrigation fitting and corresponding drip channel to transmit water toward the rear of the pocket, and slots in the walls. The mesh units include braces and are sized for shipping. An earth wall is formed of the mesh units and pockets, and includes irrigation tubing. The components may be formed into a palletized kit.

A vertical garden planting panel includes single level and single hole. There are a upper hole (G) and a lower hole (E) connecting each other with soil. The upper hole (G) provides bigger than the lower hole (E), which can form a space for planting. Two side holes connect to a male drainage pipe (M) of a water box. A spur (J) at the lower end connects with the vertical garden planting panel strongly. A water retarding basin (R) uses for water collection and delays the speed of water flowing. There are also including a single level double holes vertical garden planting panel, a multiple levels single hole vertical garden planting panel, a multiple levels double holes vertical garden planting panel, a screen box and a water box. These vertical garden planting panels make planting easier and cost lower.

An ecologically green unit to be mounted on an existing wall, includes a base frame; a securing arrangement for securing the base frame as a faade to a front face of an existing wall of a building; a plant root securing mat for securing roots of plants in the base frame; a plant guide formed of a mesh of wires at a front of the base frame for orienting and maintaining the plants in a desired orientation; a water supplying arrangement for supplying water to the plants in the base frame, the water supplying arrangement including at least one capillary member for wicking water to different areas within the base frame and an arrangement for collecting and supplying rain water to the base frame; and an arrangement for directing sunlight to an interior of the base frame.

A wall mounted agricultural assembly includes a first planter and a second planter below the first planter, and a water supply arrangement that includes a fluid supply delivering fluid from a fluid supply to the first and second planters and a first valve configured to allow or prevent fluid flow to the planters, and a second valve configured to prevent or allow fluid to bypass the planters.

Sensor stations for horticulture and other plant cultivation which include a base housing and a vertically-oriented sensor configured to measure properties of a plant substrate material. Some sensor stations have a set of finger portions or support arms to orient and retain the substrate material relative to the sensor station. Sensors are more reliably and consistently positioned within plant substrates when using the sensor stations. The sensor stations also have features improving resistance to damage or interference from fluids and debris. The sensor station is electrically connectable to a network and other sensor stations to more efficiently and securely transfer measurement data and instructions.

An integrated artificial plant wall and a method for preparing same. The integrated artificial plant wall comprises a number of base frames which can be mutually spliced and a number of artificial plants, wherein the artificial plants are connected to the base frames via connecting rods, and the base frames, the artificial plants and the connecting rods are of an integrated structure. The present invention further provides a method for preparing the integrated artificial plant wall mentioned above, the method comprising four steps of making flat leaves, placing the flat leaves, performing injection molding and performing demolding. The present invention is the first providing an integrated artificial plant wall, which no longer uses a traditional manual insertion method, thus reducing the labor cost, achieving completely automated production for artificial plant walls, greatly improving the production efficiency of artificial plant walls, and providing a foundation for large-scale industrialization of artificial plant walls.