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There are many things that you can grow inside walk in greenhouse but one thing that no one has mastered yet, is Growing money! It Doesn’t Grow on Trees and nor does it under glass!
But we have all learned (especially in the recent past and current economical conditions) two things:
The first is to make sure that our hard earned money that we do spend on Greenhouses, are spent once and once only.
The second, which is even more critical than the first is to be 100% sure and 110% convinced that what we do spend, buys 150% best value Greenhouses that money can buy!
This is really no different than any other considered purchase that we make is it?
When choosing Greenhouses, we seek the best and the most our money can buy.
We rely on reputation, quality and specification, history, longevity, service and most of all, recommendations.
To those who may be new to The Hartley Botanic range of greenhouses, and may ask Why a Hartley, we strongly recommend to do what is the very obvious, the very natural and the very normal: Compare
If you are new to Hartley, We strongly recommend that you extensively compare our greenhouses in all the manors possible with any other greenhouse available on the market today.
For A Like for like comparison.
And whilst we can not grow money in greenhouses, once you have made all the research that you need and all the comparisons that you can make and have the answers to all the questions that you can ask, only then you can at least protect the investment that you have made in a greenhouse and enjoy it for a long time.
Over 70 years of the finest British manufacturing craftsmanship goes into every greenhouse. That’s why our greenhouses last for generations. The Hartley Greenhouses installed at Belgrave Hall in 1950, still in use today (see our brochure). All Hartley greenhouses are handmade to Hartley’s demanding specifications in Greenfield, England. Customers choose from a wide variety of Hartley’s existing designs or have their greenhouses custom designed to their own unique specifications. Then they’re shipped and hand assembled in public and privately owned fine gardens and estates throughout the world.
Magnificent Hartley greenhouses can be seen at the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew, the Glasgow Botanic Gardens, Oxford Botanic Gardens, The Royal Horticultural society Wisley Garden, The Winter Gardens of Aberdeen, Welsh Botanic Gardens, Ness Botanic Gardens, Horticultural societies, large privately owned estates throughout the world and certainly, in the most adorable and lovingly cared for privately owned small and medium sized gardens. Greenhouses enjoyed by all with a common passion.
Hartley Botanic applies the same meticulous craftsmanship to a wide range of greenhouses regardless of size, style and budgets to fit absolutely everyone’s needs.
From the smallest garden plot in the grounds of a modern family home, to the larger space of country houses, Hartley Greenhouses provide the space and resources to extend the growing season at both ends. Home greenhouse grown fruit and vegetables is one of the many ways to support the health of the family in terms of food quality.
British made greenhouses still hold a world place in the heart of the nation and when such products have survived decades of use due to their quality workmanship and design pedigree they need little else to commend them. Greenhouse that stand the test of time provide sound means towards self sufficiency, supports British craftsmen and their inherent skills and has the potential to perform for decades, is a greenhouse worthy of investment.
The Hartley Botanic Greenhouses span the ages and keep the values and qualities of Vincent Hartley alive for today’s gardeners and for all future generations.
We make every type of greenhouse you can think of from custom builds to a traditional garden walk in greenhouse, so you can be sure we've got something for you.
This is why we believe that here at Hartley, we manufacture the finest greenhouses that your money can buy and that ‘Nothing else is a Hartley’.
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