Edible wall in a Pizzeria
An edible garden was installed at Pizzeria Mozza in Los Angeles by Tournesol Siteworks

While the frame is still visible I think the effect is still dramatic, especially considering the plants are edible and the food is used on site.
Irrigation is achieved through using Netafim in-line drip irrigation and a battery-powered timer/valve attached to a nearby tap.

Instead of covering up the sides of the panels with a screen or cover, they chose to grow in rosemary (in the sides), and lettuce and cabbage on the top.




The module used were the Elmich Vertical Greening Modules described here. A similar module is the Vertiscape that can provide similar effects

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about 6 months ago
I bet it is some fresh pizza with that rosemary. what a great design.matti
about 6 months ago
mmm – lots of black plastic visible – a complicated installation system as well…..its not getting my top vote
about 5 months ago
edible walls are my favourite, i like this design.