Vertical Garden in Ariyalur

Vertical Gardening is a special kind of (Vertical Garden in Ariyalur) urban gardening suitable to small spaces, particularly for decorating the walls and roofs in various styles (Vertical Garden in Ariyalur). This is an alternative method for gardening by expanding the scope of growing plants in a vertical space (Vertical Garden in Ariyalur). Intensive urbanization has left hardly any horizontal space for outdoor gardens (Vertical Garden in Ariyalur). Green walls (Vertical Garden in Ariyalur) are not only spectacularly beautiful, but also helpful in enlivening the ambiance. Green walls can absorb heated gas in the air, lower both indoor and outdoor temperature, providing a healthier indoor air quality as well as a more beautiful space. (Vertical Garden in Ariyalur)

Green facades are a type of green wall system in which climbing plants or cascading groundcovers are trained to cover specially designed supporting structures. (Vertical Garden in Ariyalur) Plants are either grown in the ground or in the elevated containers where they are watered and fertilized. (Vertical Garden in Ariyalur)

Green facades (Vertical Garden in Ariyalur) are a type of green wall system in which climbing plants or cascading groundcovers are trained to cover specially designed supporing structures. Rooted at the base of these structure, in the ground, in intermediate planters or even on achieving full coverage. Green facades can be anchored to existing walls or built as freestanding structure, such as fences or columns

Living wall system (Vertical Garden in Ariyalur) composed of pre-vegetated panels, vertical modules (Vertical Garden in Ariyalur) or planted blankets that are fixed vertically to a structural wall or frame. These panels (Vertical Garden in Ariyalur) can be made of plastic, expanded polystyrene, synthetic fabric and support a great diversity of plants species ( eg: a lush mixture of ferns, ground covers, perennials and edible plants).

Constructed from pre-vegetated panels, vertical modules or planted blankets (vegetated mat wall) that are fixed to structural framework (Vertical Garden in Ariyalur) or to a wall Made from steel framework, plastic, expanded polystyrene and synthetic fabric to support a variety of diversity and density of plant species Tend to require more maintenance such as fertilizer and water than green facade systems (Vertical Garden in Ariyalur)that are planted into the ground.

About Ariyalur

Ariyalur is a town and district headquarters of Ariyalur district in the South Indian state of Tamil Nadu and is rich in limestone ,surrounded with seven cement factories and two sugar factories. The town is located at a distance of 310 km (190 mi) from the state capital Chennai. Ariyalur was a part of the erstwhile Trichinopoly District until India's independence in 1947 and Tiruchirappalli district until 1995, Perambalur district until 2007 and subsequently a part of the newly formed Ariyalur district. The town is a part of the fertile Cauvery Delta and the major profession in the town is agriculture.

Located in the southern state of Tamil Nadu, Ariyalur district was, many eons ago, completely submerged beneath the sea. But geological forces had their way, and as the region rose out of the water, it grew to eventually become a hub for agriculture and the limestone and cement industries.

History suggests that Ariyalur is one of those areas in India that has been inhabited since prehistoric times, by Paleolithic and Neolithic dwellers. Subsequently, many kingdoms have laid claim to this small region, but the one that had the greatest influence on the district was the Chola dynasty. A number of temples in Ariyalur have stood the test of time, since the days of the Cholas, and are important points of interest in the region today.

The village of Gangaikonda Cholapuram, in Ariyalur, is a testament to the Cholas’ long and prosperous rule over the region. They built a number of temples and structures in the area, though most were destroyed in subsequent wars. The one temple that still stands and continues to attract devotees from far and wide is the Brihadeeswara Shiv Temple. The architecture of this temple, declared a protected monument by the Archeological Survey of India, follows the style of the Thanjavur temples, found across the state.