Countess Greenhouse [5 ft]	Acorn Greenhouse [6 feet]	Clearline Greenhouse [6 feet]	Highline Greenhouse [6 feet]
Curved Eave Greenhouse [6 ft]

Worth Considering before Purchasing a Small Greenhouse

It is evidently important that you consider your needs carefully - as a frequent mistake is to go too small when choosing a greenhouse. If you are in doubt - see our beginnders guide in the Articles section with advice for first time buyers.

However, if you know what you want and if you are looking for a small Greenhouse you have come to the right place. The right small greenhouse will fit well into even in the smallest of backyards and gardens whilst giving you the joy of growing your own plants and vegetables just outside your doorstep.

All of our Greenhouses are made from first class materials and are constructed with stability and reliability in mind. They are all excellent solutions availiable in different models and sizes which make perfect fits depending on your exact needs.

About our Small Greenhouse Models

The Countess Greenhouse

The Countess Greenhouse is an excellent little stand alone greenhouse - measuring only 5 feet in width it is in fact one of the smalles models on the market (aside from lean to greenhouse models).

The Acorn Greenhouse

A nice and strong little greenhouse avaliable with Green as well as Galvanized profiles. Availiable with different lengths - altogether The Acorn is a nice greenhouse and a fine solution for less enthusiastic hobbyists.

The Clearline Greenhouse

You also have options for wider models such as the Clearline Greenhouse availiable in different lengths. The Highline offers the advantage of additional height in the sides which makes it a great option for longer plants as well as a great option when working inside the house.

The Softline Greenhouse

The Softline Greenhouse is a unique solution for any enviromentally conscious consumer. It is avaliable only in a beautiful green finish which is 99% recycable.

Read more about the individual models by clicking their image above. Also, you may consider a Lean-To Greenhouse model in case you are looking for something to go up against a wall.

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