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Ivy doesn't need assistance climbing anything. :P

Wire works just as well.

It looks like the plastic rings that hold soda cans or bottles. It'd be just as easy to nail that to a wall.

Um, No

yeah, but cucumbers need assistance. Think of how nice the green on green of some lumberin' cumbers would look out on those.

Wow, am I the only one who really likes this? I love the slightly 50s-retro styling, and the color. It would be attractive even without something climbing it (unlike wire or plastic soda-can rings), which for people in northern climates is a sad fact of life half the year.

I agree, This is great! love the modular concept, and its strength would be important for vertical, space-saving gardens. I'd like to see a few different size modules though.

they look kind of fun in an eccelctic way in the renderings, but I'm afraid they'd look cheap and child-like in person. I can think of some other uses for them though... hanging tools in the tool shed, decor/hanging system in a child's room or outdoor play area, etc. I would personally prefer a metal system for plants, something that would blend in a bit more, but this could work in some spaces.

I'd want to see the real thing before getting interested -- in the rendering, I think they are kind of ugly. Sorry.

I think it's inventive but would worry about the cheap-factor. I think the plastic should be heavy and matte, and available in dark, earthy colors. Also, the price is too high. $16.67/square foot if I did the math right.

I might like this if it were metal instead of plastic. As it is, it looks like it would get broken easily... and I'm not a huge fan of color.

$30 for 21" x 21" is absurd. Attaching every module would be a huge pain. And vines can exploit cracks in concrete walls and bring them down -- the little snaps holding these together won't last.

I don't like any plant material growing on my home!

I agree with mxjohnson - the price is ridiculous. That's hovering around $8-10 a square foot. You can buy marble tile for that much, and this is PLASTIC! That said, I love the idea...

maybe in a different color or without the gold dots

Great feedback!

It is great to see all the different perspectives on this product.

Cellule is not meant a cheap replacement for wood slat lattice. This product solves a problem for urban gardeners that no other products address. Further it has a unique aesthetic without plants that madsarah pointed out.

I encourage you to visit our website where we outline all the product costs so you can see why it costs what it does.

Cheers,

Joel

Personally, I like lattice that blends into the background, and lets the plants have your full attention. This color is a little too unnatural and attention-getting for me.