Europe is heating up faster than anywhere else on Earth, in fact it is increasing at double the global average.

Protect your garden this autumn with expert tips from Keder Greenhouse. Prune, prepare soil, and safeguard plants with storm-proof solutions.

Are you dreaming of a new Eco-classroom for your school, a living classroom, a place for science and sustainability to come alive.

Steven from Growing Crazy is our new guest blogger. Steven is an award-winning specialist grower of Pelargoniums, with a passion for plants and a flair for creative displays who, in addition to recent gold medal wins at Blenheim Palace Flower Show and BBC Gardeners World Live, has also appeared on BBC Gardeners’ World.

Healthy plants begin with ideal conditions. Light, warmth, and shelter are important parts of every leaf and flower taking shape. The material of your greenhouse sets that stage each day. Keder’s advanced cladding is designed to create a friendly, consistent environment where plants can simply get on with growing. Here is how it helps, and why other mainstream greenhouse materials struggle in the same situations.

A Keder Greenhouse is designed to withstand the harshest of weather, with a robust ZN35 high tensile steel frame and unique cladding developed in Germany. The cladding isn’t just strong - it also provides perfectly diffused light, creating the ideal environment for growing healthy crops.

As Storm Floris sweeps across the UK with unseasonably strong winds, both Amber and Yellow National Severe Weather Warnings are now in place, bringing potential disruption and danger, especially to northern parts of the country.

You probably already have aluminium foil sitting in a kitchen drawer - but did you know this everyday item is a powerful tool for your garden, too? From boosting seedling growth to deterring pests, aluminium foil can help you solve common gardening problems using something you already own.

Gardening is one of the most rewarding ways to connect with nature. For schools, it creates an engaging space for children to grow, learn, and thrive. Find out how Keder Greenhouses can and will help enrich people in education with the joy of gardening.

As the UK endures its third heatwave of 2025 and reels from record-breaking winter floods just months ago, the question on everyone's mind is whether this wild weather is becoming the new norm. According to the Met Office’s latest State of the UK Climate report, the answer is a clear yes.

A rapid heat death attribution study released today by the Grantham Institute at Imperial College London, in collaboration with the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, delivers sobering findings: climate change tripled the number of heat-related deaths in early summer across European cities.

Even the best greenhouse won’t protect your plants from dehydration. If you're not ready to invest in a full irrigation system, don’t worry. Here are several smart, low-cost DIY irrigation methods to help your greenhouse plants thrive.

Moving home can be a whirlwind of cardboard boxes, bubble wrap, and logistical headaches - but for gardeners, there's often an extra layer of emotion. What about the garden you've nurtured? The plants you’ve coaxed into bloom. The greenhouse that’s become your second home?

Across the United Kingdom, a quiet revolution continues to bloom - not with banners or speeches, but with soil under fingernails and the unmistakable scent of tomato vines in a warm greenhouse. Gardening, for so many, has become more than a hobby. It is a sanctuary, a protest, a purpose.

Urban gardening is growing in popularity. More people want to grow their own food, flowers and herbs. However, city dwellers often face the challenge of limited space. That’s where Keder greenhouses can come into play. With clever design and high-performance windproof materials, the Keder 2m x 2m greenhouse make it possible to garden virtually anywhere – balconies, rooftops, courtyards or patios.

If you’ve ever dreamt of growing your own veg year-round, the right growing space makes a massive difference. The Keder greenhouse provides this in spades, offering the flexibility of a polytunnel and the stability of a traditional greenhouse. The great news? You can build one yourself.

A well-organised greenhouse extends your growing season and increases productivity.

Growing your own fruit and vegetables offers numerous benefits, from enhancing your health to reducing your environmental impact.

How Keder Greenhouses Can Help Your Garden Become More Eco-Friendly David Domoney Sustainable Greenhouse gardening Creating a sustainable...

The year 2024 has officially been declared the hottest year on record, with global temperatures rising approximately 1.5 degrees Celsius...