Good Hope Farm, a two-acre organic therapeutic day centre for adults with learning disabilities, has found the perfect partner in Keder...

Worcester Community Garden (WCG) is part of Transition Worcester, a community group running projects throughout the city around...

Nestled in rural Worcestershire, Mandy, a passionate gardener and florist, founded Meadowbrook Flowers to grow sustainable, seasonal...

Harsh weather conditions, Isle of Skye, overlooking Loch Harport Terry and Julie found a sturdy weatherproof greenhouse solution with Keder Greenhouse for the Hebrides

Richard is a passionate gardener and photographer, decided to upgrade his gardening setup by ordering a 3m x 4m Keder Greenhouse at the Malvern Show. Delivered promptly, the greenhouse remained neatly packed on a single pallet until the construction began around Christmas, amid the gales.

Background Garry and Kate Coyle, avid vegetable growers on the West coast of Scotland, faced challenges with the high winds and storms common in their area. Observing their neighbours frequently replacing greenhouses and polytunnels, they opted for a more robust solution: a Keder Greenhouse.

After a visit to Scotland, New Zealanders Sarah and her husband decided to relocate permanently to Auchencrow, Southeast Scotland, a region known for its windy east coast and frequent storms. Their previous experience in New Zealand included building a glass greenhouse, making a new greenhouse a top priority for their Scottish home.

A passionate gardener recently undertook the challenge of installing a Keder Greenhouse in Canterbury. This case study highlights the process, challenges, and satisfaction derived from assembling and using the 3m x 6m Keder Greenhouse.

Background Ian and Claire recently invested in a 3m x 6m Keder Greenhouse, having experienced multiple greenhouses and polytunnels over the years. Their latest addition stands out as a premium quality product, meticulously researched and chosen for its construction process and durable materials.