Greenhouses 20 sq ft / 2 m²

Discover the world of compact greenhouses designed for limited spaces. Ideal for urban gardeners, these structures offer a gateway to year-round cultivation.

5'3 x 6'4 Coppice Ashdown Apex Wooden Greenhouse (1.6m x 1.93m) - nur 2699.00 Euro

5'3 x 6'4 Coppice Ashdown Apex Painted Wooden Greenhouse (1.6m x 1.93m) - nur 3069.00 Euro

6'3 x 6'4 Coppice Ashdown Apex Wooden Greenhouse (1.91m x 1.93m) - nur 2749.00 Euro

6'3 x 6'4 Coppice Ashdown Apex Painted Wooden Greenhouse (1.91m x 1.93m) - nur 3119.00 Euro

8'3 x 6'4 Coppice Ashdown Apex Painted Wooden Greenhouse (2.52m x 1.93m) - nur 4229.00 Euro

Exploring the Charm of 20 sq ft Greenhouses

Small yet mighty, 20 sq ft greenhouses are perfect for those with limited outdoor space. These compact havens allow gardeners to cultivate a wide variety of plants, from herbs to small vegetables. Their modest size makes them ideal for balconies, patios, or small gardens, transforming any space into a lush oasis.

Types and Shapes: Discover the Diversity

These petite greenhouses come in various shapes and styles to suit your aesthetic and functional needs. Choose from traditional A-frame designs, which offer excellent headroom and light distribution, or opt for a sleek, modern lean-to that fits snugly against a wall, maximising space efficiency.

Material Matters: Polycarbonate vs. Glass

When selecting materials, consider the benefits of polycarbonate versus glass. Polycarbonate is lightweight, shatter-resistant, and offers superior insulation, making it a popular choice for urban environments. Glass, on the other hand, provides a classic look with excellent light transmission, although it may require more care and maintenance.

Ventilation and Climate Control: Key to Success

Effective ventilation is crucial in compact greenhouses to prevent overheating and ensure optimal growing conditions. Many models come equipped with adjustable vents and louvre windows, allowing you to regulate temperature and humidity with ease. Consider adding a small solar-powered fan for added airflow.

Maximising Space: Smart Layout and Organisation

With limited space, clever organisation is essential. Utilise vertical space with tiered shelving or hanging planters to maximise your growing area. Consider modular shelving systems that can be easily reconfigured as your gardening needs evolve.

Seasonal Advantages: Extend Your Growing Season

One of the greatest benefits of a small greenhouse is the ability to extend your growing season. With proper insulation and a small heater, you can protect tender plants from frost and start seedlings earlier in the year, giving you a head start on the growing season.

Eco-Friendly Options: Sustainable Choices

Choose eco-friendly materials and energy-efficient solutions to minimise your environmental impact. Look for models made from recycled materials or those that incorporate rainwater collection systems, which can be used to water your plants sustainably.

Cost Considerations: Balancing Budget and Quality

While compact greenhouses are generally more affordable than larger structures, it’s important to balance budget with quality. Investing in a well-constructed greenhouse with durable materials will ensure longevity and optimal growing conditions for years to come.

Installation Tips: Setting Up for Success

Position your greenhouse to receive maximum sunlight exposure, ideally with a south-facing orientation. Ensure the base is level and stable, and consider anchoring your structure to withstand strong winds. A well-prepared site will enhance the performance and durability of your greenhouse.