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

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.

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.

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.