Part 4 – The art & craft of planning your perfect greenhouse
In this final installment of our project planning series, we discuss what many would argue is the only bit that really matters - the growing space inside the greenhouse. Read More
Part 1 – The art & craft of planning your perfect greenhouse
Our father’s distinct and unfading childhood memory was of his grandfather’s Edwardian greenhouse, made of wood and painted white. Every White Cottage Greenhouse is born from this seed. Read More
Part 2 – The art & craft of planning your perfect greenhouse
Consider what you intend to grow and the optimal growing conditions for those plants when deciding on the location and orientation of your greenhouse. Read More
Part 3 – The art & craft of planning your perfect greenhouse
The brick base wall of a traditional greenhouse forms an essential part of the aesthetic as well as opening up a host of advantages you don't get with glass-to-ground designs. Read More
A Croft on the Cloud – a hillside in Cheshire
Our Croft proves to be an attractive as well as productive asset to an established garden overlooking the Cheshire Plain. It’s one of those crystalline… Read More
A Deco is a sympathetic focal point in this Gloucestershire garden
A Deco greenhouse provides the perfect solution in a Gloucestershire garden set within an area of historic interest. Adjacent to an Anglo Saxon burial mound… Read More
Rebuilding the Alpine Cushion House, RHS Wisley
Recently, we paid a visit to RHS Wisley to see progress on the new Alpine House which we’d installed for them just before last Christmas. Read More
RHS Bridgewater – The Great Northern Garden Build
“Contemporary advanced materials combined with a design aesthetic connected to the past”. Back in 2015, the RHS… Read More
A new look to stand the test of time
Where it all began… When our parents bought White Cottage – our family home for over 40 years – they had a vision. A new… Read More
Accoya® Greenhouses – the benefits
Greenhouses have traditionally been made from timber since they became popular in Victorian times. Anything from pitch pine to teak, but not, of course,… Read More
