Greenhouse Ideas UK

Nestled among ancient oaks and hedgerows, stands an elegant aluminum Victorian greenhouse, a shared sanctuary for two passionate gardeners.

Observing someone else's garden is a captivating journey, akin to reading a novel with the land as its pages. It's a delightful puzzle to unravel.

The greenhouse, a sanctuary of controlled environments, allows for a greater diversity of plants to be grown and enjoyed.

The garden offers a sanctuary that nurtures both body and soul. With the addition of a little water and, of course, a greenhouse it's possible to create a little oasis of calm.

With its vibrant blooming flowers, rustling leaves, and the buzz of wildlife the garden has long been celebrated as a place of respite and relaxation. But its significance extends far beyond mere leisure.

Like something off Grand Designs, the architect of this stylish home wanted a greenhouse to suit the contemporary style. The combination of materials on the greenhouse compliments the those used in the construction of the house.

This double span greenhouse is made from powder coated aluminium in the Victorian style to match in with the house. With a large open internal space there's room to grow all manner of plants and even a place to sit.

Stepping out the back door into the garden, perhaps with a cup of coffee, you can almost feel a weight coming off your shoulders. It’s no secret that birdsong has a calming and comforting effect which is no doubt heightened by being immersed amongst plants and greenery.

Look up from the greenhouse staging and there’s unirivalled views across the Derbyshire Dales. On a clear day you can see for miles and this greenhouse gets up to temperature. Helped no doubt by the South facing Wall to which it abuts. A greenhouse like this holds the temperature better than most.

In the absence of good weather with a greenhouse there are still options. Whether you want to spend more time alone pottering with your plants or in the company of family and friends then a large greenhouse gives you options.

When we heard about the plans for this wide span greenhouse we put on thinking hats on as to how it could be achieved. Measuring 5m wide by 6m the solution was to do a twin span greenhouse.

Perhaps the highlight of working at Cultivar is seeing the greenhouses that we work hard to produce in their final and very beautiful garden settings. It makes you proud.

When choosing a greenhouse there’s a lot to consider such as : size, placement and least not style. This modern new build a stones’ throw (although throwing stones in glasshouses is not to be encouraged) from our workshop in North Wales is home to our Alcove greenhouse design.

Taking on an old property does not come without challenges but the restoration process provides the opportunity to put your own stamp on things. After several years of tastefully restoring a period home it was only a matter of time before the garden could be given some attention. Last but not least, they say.

A decent wall affords the opportunity to install a three-quarter lean-to greenhouse. Our modular system allows a choice of lengths and with two widths (the distance from the wall) to choose from finding a suitable greenhouse for your plot should be a doddle.

Is there anything more spectacular than an English garden in Spring ? And a beautiful garden deserves a beautiful greenhouse. And it’s not just a focal point across the pond but more a means to provide for the garden.

One of the advantages of being out in the country is that generally speaking you can have a larger garden. And a larger garden affords a larger greenhouse. But of course, you then have to fill that garden with plants. And that is where a greenhouse comes in handy.

Gone are the days when a greenhouse is hid at the bottom of the garden behind trellis. When you buy a greenhouse from cultivar it gives you a chance to re-think the garden layout.

It’s not uncommon to purchase more than one greenhouse in a lifetime. The first greenhouse is usually too small, perhaps because at that stage in your gardening endeavors you’re not sure how valuable the greenhouse will become.

Before buying a greenhouse it is worth taking the time to think through how you might go about organising it. There’s a lot to consider and this guide should help you make the most of the greenhouse space.

At certain times of the year when not filled with plants this greenhouse is used as a fused glass workshop.

Read how you can set up a market garden greenhouse using the Cultivar Portrait Greenhouse model. Measuring at 8 foot (2438mm) wide by 10 foot 5 long (3218mm), this planthouse is our best selling size.

Sitting snugly in a sunken patio area on a solid concrete base a pavilion greenhouse is a stylish and practical option.

In the rural heart of England, open views all around a Cultivar Greenhouse serves as a retreat from the hubbub of modern life.

Earlier in the year we installed one of our fine Accoya framed glasshouses in a beautiful English Midlands garden. Take inspiration from our happy customer, who is a keen gardener and making full use of all of the capabilities of his bespoke greenhouse model.

Walled gardens were all the fashion in Victorian and Edwardian days allowing the creation of a micro climate providing ideal growing conditions.

Perhaps the first sensible purchase for the garden is the greenhouse.

A greenhouse often acts as a garden hub, a place to spend time year round.

At the heart of this Garden is a large Victorian greenhouse. Chosen in truth mainly for its handsome looks but there’s a bit more going on with the structure than just that.

Starting a garden from scratch is no easy task.

One way of dealing with a sloping garden is to make it into a series of terraces.

On a cloudless day in a Cheshire Walled garden is a cultivar greenhouse at it’s very best.

It’s always a good sign when a specialist plant grower chooses to buy a greenhouse from you.

In Japan making a garden is considered a high art.