Real starting numbers, up front. Raw hedge mats start at $6/sq ft, foliage rolls at $12/sq ft, custom-made living walls at $18/sq ft, and the Vallum FRX system at $28/sq ft. Freestanding movable hedges start at $699. Every price below is a starting point before delivery and/or installation; custom projects are quoted per project.
Four ways to buy, priced by the square foot. The number climbs as the product moves from a raw mat you finish yourself to a fully fabricated, made-to-order wall.
Tier 01 · Raw material
Raw hedge matsCut-to-fit boxwood panels you mount yourself.
●UV, non-fire-rated $6/sq ft●Fire-rated $8/sq ft
FROM$6
per sq ft
Tier 02 · Roll goods
Foliage rollsContinuous foliage on a flexible backing for larger runs.
●UV only $12/sq ft●UV + fire-rated $15/sq ft
FROM$12
per sq ft
Tier 03 · Ready to install · made to order
Artificial living walls$18/sq ft single foliage · $24/sq ft fluid design. Fully custom — see below.
Two build levels, both priced per square foot: a single-foliage wall at $18 and a multi-texture fluid design at $24.
Single foliage
One foliage type, clean fieldA uniform green wall built to your dimensions.
FROM$18
per sq ft
Fluid design
Mixed textures & layoutMultiple foliages arranged into a custom pattern or shape.
FROM$24
per sq ft
Fully custom
Every wall is made to order for your dimensions and design — that's the point. There is no stock living wall to pull off a shelf. Send your measurements and the look you're after, and the wall is fabricated to match. Complex projects are quoted per project.
03 / HEDGES
Permanent and movable hedges
Fixed hedges are priced by the lineal foot. Freestanding movable hedges are priced per unit by size.
Permanent · installed
Permanent hedges6 ft tall, built and fixed in place.
FROM$180
per lineal ft
4 × 4 ft
Standard composite base
$699Starting
4 × 6 ft
Standard wood base
$999Starting
4 × 8 ft
Standard base
$1,249Starting
All movable hedges are 19 in deep for added stability. Casters and full customization are available at additional cost.
All prices are starting points, before delivery and/or installation. Custom projects are quoted per project.
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What Moves the Number Up or Down
The most useful pricing conversation starts with the application, not a generic square-foot promise. A fence-covering privacy screen, a decorative living wall, and a mobile hospitality hedge barrier can all behave differently in scope and buying path.
Whether the project is a fixed-price panel order or a quote-based installation
Total coverage, dimensions, and whether the layout includes corners, curves, gates, or unusual edges
Indoor versus outdoor exposure and whether UV-ready materials are the safer choice
Whether the venue, landlord, or AHJ requires product-specific fire documentation
The mounting surface: fence, wall, frame, freestanding barrier, or custom structure
Whether the recommendation needs product supply only, installation support, or both
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When to Buy Off the Page, When to Ask for a Quote
Product Browsing Is Often Enough When
You already know the exact product and quantity
The installation is a straightforward fence, wall, or feature area
You want to compare visible fixed-price products before committing
You are still gathering inspiration and want to browse product families
A Quote Is Usually Better When
The project needs custom sizing, curves, or unusual mounting
You need help choosing between living walls, hedges, or privacy foliage
The project is commercial, hospitality, or documentation-sensitive
You want the team to review photos and details before recommending
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Geranium Street can usually start with a short brief, photos, rough dimensions, and the main goal of the installation. Final details help refine the recommendation, but they are not required to begin the conversation.
Some products work well as standard panel or mat purchases, so they can be sold through a straightforward product page. Others depend on custom dimensions, unusual mounting, documentation needs, or a broader commercial scope, which makes a quote the safer path.
It can influence product selection, which in turn can affect the overall scope. The main point is not that documentation always costs more, but that it often narrows the product path to the materials that are appropriate for the project.
Photos, dimensions, the installation surface, whether the project is indoor or outdoor, and any venue or landlord documentation questions all help the team recommend the right system faster.
Use the product pages if you want to compare standard system families. Use the quote path if the project is custom, commercial, documentation-sensitive, or if you want help choosing the right system.