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2024 S.E Marshall & Co Limited
If you're ready to cultivate your dream garden, we have a superb selection of greenhouses and polytunnels that offer the ultimate environment for your plants to thrive. Whether you're a seasoned horticulturist or just starting out, you can find everything you need at Marshalls Garden.
· Contact us from Monday to Saturday with your questions
· Get express delivery as standard on greenhouses and polytunnels
£115.00
1 x Growhouse
£16.99
£14.99
4 Tier Growhouse
5 Tier Growhouse
£22.99
£129.99
£29.99
£79.99
£24.99
£19.99
£13.99
£99.00
£39.99
£11.24
Growhouse 1 Shelf
Growhouse 2 Shelf
£89.00
£49.99
£469.00
£369.00
£17.99
£295.00
£479.00
£329.00
£63.99
£849.00
1 x Greenhouse
£899.00
£1,099.00
£999.00
£949.00
Both greenhouses and polytunnels can extend your growing season significantly by sheltering your plants from the elements.
Whether you want something small, plastic or wooden, our premium greenhouses and polytunnels allow you to control factors such as temperature, humidity and light, so you can help your plants reach their full potential.
When deciding between a greenhouse and a garden polytunnel, consider your budget, space and personal requirements.
Greenhouses are typically more expensive than polytunnels, but they tend to provide a higher level of protection against the elements. The glass construction allows for maximum light penetration, and they are a fantastic option for year-round gardening.
Small polytunnels are a superb option if you're on a budget as they're a cost-effective alternative to a greenhouse. They're a versatile option and extremely simple to install. They have a large interior space, which makes them a viable place to house larger crops, and they can be moved if necessary.
Due to the hardy construction of greenhouses, they tend to last longer than garden polytunnels. However, if well maintained, a polytunnel (while made of plastic) can last anywhere between four and 10 years.
If you're opting to buy a large or small greenhouse, you'll need a solid foundation. Polytunnels, meanwhile, can be anchored directly into the ground.
Stability and durability are essential factors when choosing a greenhouse, so be sure to have an outdoor space that has a concrete base, paving stones or treated timber supports.
Ventilation is a key requirement if you want to grow nutritious produce at home. Greenhouses come with vents on the roof and sides that can be opened to allow the air to circulate. For polytunnels, you can leave the ends open or use roll-up sides to improve airflow. You can also install fan systems to keep the air moving in poor conditions.
Whether you need planning permission will depend on the location and the size of the greenhouse or polytunnel you plan to buy. Please check with your local planning authority to find out if you need permission prior to purchasing.
You can use various heating methods, such as electric or gas heaters, as well as hot water systems and solar techniques. Gardeners often use heating to extend the growing season and offer plants extra warmth during the cold months.
A heating system allows you to grow a wider variety of plants and offers year-round protection to your crops. Plants grown in controlled temperatures often produce fruits and vegetables of a higher quality.
Both greenhouses and polytunnels provide a barrier against some pests but are not totally pest-proof. Regular monitoring and integrating pest management processes can help you keep them at bay.
There is no limit to the plants you can grow in a greenhouse or a garden polytunnel.
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