Artificial flower walls are an easy way to add colour and cheer to dull spots in your garden. Whether you’re a time-tested green-fingered gardener, a complete novice or simply a busy parent with no time for watering and weeding, you’ll find inspiration in this gallery for using artificial flowers and trellis to create the perfect flower wall display.
Spring is coming to a close, summer is on the doorstep and a spate of wet weather has spurred on plenty of growth in the garden. If you were super organised through the early months of spring, you may well be staring out at a stunning palette of colourful blooms and lush green. But not everyone has the time to spend sowing seeds and tending to their patch – in fact, the Covid crisis has left many of us working parents run off our feet with additional jobs. This is where artificial flowers can be a real godsend – adding vibrant bursts of cheer to any gloomy corner, fence or pot.
Even if you’ve lovingly planted your garden and you’re now enjoying the fruits of your labour, there are always places in the garden that are hard to plant for. Fences can be trick to brighten, with climbers taking a while to establish and soil/sun not always creating the perfect conditions. Shady corners, unsightly walls and ugly features such as bin stores are other problem areas where establishing a jazzy display of kaleidoscopic colour is a near impossibility. Artificial flowers and trellis are a great way to tackle these problem spots.
Expandable trellis panels are a great way to get artificial flowers onto surfaces. You can screw or nail the trellis onto anywhere then attach your flowers and greenery, covering unsightly walls or boring fences in an instant. Flowers can be bought in bunches, allowing you to mix and match lots of different blooms. Foliage can be bought in bundles, allowing you to weave it into the trellis exactly where you want it.
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Check out this absolutely beautiful flower wall that featured in the Sun:
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To make the above flower wall, the creator brought trellis and about 20 bunches of flowers, cut them up and individually put them on. She also added 150 lights so it lit up at night time.
Here’s another example of a beautiful flower wall that uses pink and cream fake flowers (try these artificial peonies to create a similar look).
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Here’s another really pretty wall with lots of flowers and greenery:
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This pretty artificial flower wall uses longer strands of artificial plants to create a climbing flower effect:
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This simple flower wall uses trellis and rose-like flowers to create a very pretty little panel that would look gorgeous anywhere in the garden:
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This lovely display uses artificial flowers and foliage wound around bamboo to create a stunning effect that could easily be slotted into a trough or planter for a beautiful vertical display:
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Here’s a pretty and very simple display using expanded trellis and sunflowers:
Here’s a gorgeous use of artificial flowers and trellis to create a flower wall corner around a feature urn:
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If you’re feeling less creative or want a quick solution, you can buy the trellis with flowers already attached. This pretty solution makes the perfect backdrop for a seating area. Each panel is 60 x 40cm and the flowers are made of silk cloth which is wearable, weatherproof and long lasting, making them suitable for outdoor use.
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Here’s two other ready-made artificial flower wall trellis solutions with flowers pre-attached:
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Above (one of four colour options): buy here
These ready made flower wall panels come from B & M – although you don’t get everything you see in the picture. Each panel measures just 50 x 50cm (Approx.) and you get 4 panels in a pack for £30.
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A gallery of flower walls really would not be complete without a mention of Kim Kardashian’s wedding where celeb florist Jeff Leatham created multiple stunning floral backdrops for Kim’s photos. Check out his Insta for lots more inspiration.
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