Just outside the historic town of Melrose in the Scottish Borders, a remarkable transformation is underway. Since 2022, Faldonside Eco - a multigenerational, family-run estate - has been quietly but powerfully reshaping its land and legacy with the help of Keder Greenhouse.

Client Robbie Blackhall-Miles, pioneering horticulturist, conservationist at Plantlife, and guardian of one of the UK’s rarest plant collections. Background In the quiet hills of North Wales, Robbie Blackhall-Miles has spent the last decade cultivating and protecting some of the rarest and most endangered plants in Britain. His work recently made national headlines when he successfully reintroduced the rosy saxifrage (Saxifraga rosacea) - a delicate mountain plant once declar

Keder build a structure that provides protection, warmth, fresh air, space and natural light for rescued parrots.

Go Flourish charity aims to integrate high-quality teaching gardens into school curricula to reconnect children with nature.

Good Hope Farm, a two-acre organic therapeutic day centre for adults with learning disabilities, has found the perfect partner in Keder Greenhouse for their growing needs. This inspiring project, led by Karine, her son Alex, and a dedicated team of staff and volunteers, provides a nurturing environment where visitors can build self-confidence and mindfulness through nature-based activities. A Farm with a Purpose Good Hope Farm serves as a community hub, welcoming referrals fr

Batsford Arboretum and Garden Centre is a gem of the North Cotswolds, is renowned for its stunning 60-acre collection of rare and beautiful trees, shrubs, and bamboos from around the world. Visitors flock to this unique haven to immerse themselves in nature and take inspiration for their own gardens. That inspiration continues at the Batsford Garden Centre , a paradise for plant enthusiasts offering a wide range of plants and gardening essentials. Guests can also unwind at t

Hanbury Hall ’s Gardens and Outdoors Manager, Neil Cook, shares his experience with Keder Greenhouses and why they are an integral part of this National Trust  property. Nestled in the heart of Worcestershire, Hanbury Hall is an architectural gem - a Grade I listed, early 18th-century stately home built in the William and Mary style. After being acquired by the National Trust in 1953, the property underwent extensive restoration, including the recreation of its stunning forma

Renowned gardening expert Jon Wheatley recently shared his thoughts on horticulture, business, and Keder Greenhouses. Known for his extensive work with the  Royal Horticultural Society (RHS)  and  BBC Gardener’s World , Jon is a respected voice in the gardening community. From his base at  Stonebarn Landscapes  in the picturesque Chew Valley near Bristol, Jon and his family-run team have been building gardens that are anything but ordinary. Building Gold Standard Gardens Over

Just a few days after their visit, they purchased the Smallholder Greenhouse. The installation process was smooth, and within no time, the greenhouse became a vital part of their vegetable gardening and flower propagation and raising setup.

In 2000, Faringdon farmer, Adam Twine obtained a grant from the Countryside Agency to renovate an old farm building to use for community and social purposes. He looked into the idea of creating a therapeutic horticulture project. Around the same time, a Mental Health Development Worker was researching the needs of people living in the area who experienced mental health difficulties. This research identified a serious lack of support, employment and training-related services f

Moulton College in Northamptonshire added to its world-class facilities by taking delivery of a new Keder Greenhouse in 2010. Since then, the horticultural staff and students have been delighted with the versatility of the structure. They are also appreciating and making good use of the much-needed extra teaching space.

“In my Keder greenhouses, even when it’s very windy, I can garden in my slippers!” So says South Uist crofter Murdo McKenzie. “With the Atlantic gales that batter us here, I was re-skinning my traditional polytunnel nearly every year. Now I have one Keder house for fruit, and another I call the nut house! I have also rebuilt my traditional tunnel with the Keder system and have had no trouble since.”

The motto for Sulby School on the Isle of Man is ‘learning is a great adventure’. The pupils enjoy experiencing plenty of outdoor life in the school’s extensive grounds, which include a wildlife area, a willow house and maze, a meadow garden, a large organic garden, traversing wall, amphitheatre, open fields….and a windproof school Keder Greenhouse!

In May 2015, Pop Brixton - a community-led creative space housed in repurposed shipping containers - launched its vibrant urban hub, featuring shops, street food, studios, and social enterprises in Lambeth, south London.

Award winning Chartered Landscape Architect Bunny Guinness has for many years worked towards becoming increasingly self-sufficient. Vegetables have always been part of the plan, along with the cows, sheep, pigs, guinea fowl and chickens but it has been outdoors based, and subject to weather and the elements.

While living in England Linda saw a Keder Greenhouse at the Malvern Show and was very impressed by its excellent features. So when she moved to a windy area in the Republic of Ireland Linda decided to upgrade her glass houses and purchased a 4m wide x 8m long Keder Greenhouse from the Grower range which features a single entry door at one end and side ventilation.

Spire Nursery & Infant School in Chesterfield, Derbyshire took delivery of their Keder  School Greenhouse in 2008 and it has proved to be a highly popular addition to the activities at the school.

Growing hundreds of varieties of ferns from around the world in rural Suffolk could be a challenge for even the most enthusiastic pteridologist (fern expert). That’s why Steven Fletcher of Fernatix, the UK’s largest ferns specialist, chose a Keder greenhouse system to nurture and protect his amazing collection.

Vital Veg is a Scottish company established in 2005 who specialise in growing seasonal organic vegetables. The company is run by Dr. Wendy Seel (nominee in the BBC food and farming awards) and Dr. Anne Taylor.

The main factor in our decision was its versatility. We wanted a greenhouse system and growing environment in which we could grow different types of ornamental plants for different customers.