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.

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.

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.

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

“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.”

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.