Urban Gardening

Urban gardening for making city life green, fun and vibrant

The concept of urban gardening has become increasingly popular in line with the growing interest in health, ecology and the environment. At the same time, making things grow is a very basic human pleasure – and finally, it is just magical to watch things grow. And all you need is some good soil, some plants, water and sunshine – and a few of our high-quality products made for urban gardening among other things. 

Products to make your urban gardening experience a success

Whether you have a small balcony or you are so privileged to have access to a roof terrace or maybe a yard in connection with a residential building, you need some products in order to make the most of your urban gardening experience. You can have various raised garden beds, planter boxes, mini greenhouses, lean-to greenhouses, nurseries, and cold frames. All our products for urban gardening are made of high-quality materials, which makes the products solid and durable. 

Urban gardening on a larger scale

Some city dwellers can also make the gardening a little more organised within a community garden where more people together can enjoy the pleasure of growing vegetables and more. Schools and other institutions may also have room for urban gardening and need some structures for growing all the things the students are working with. For urban gardening on a larger scale, we can provide various greenhouses with raised garden beds, shelves, watering systems and much more. You can have all kinds of greenhouses – polytunnel greenhouses, polycarbonate greenhouses and more – or build your own frame and cover it with our greenhouse film. Why not go all the way and produce organic eggs having a chicken coop in connection with your urban garden project?  

Urban gardening makes sense

The concept of urban gardening is quite simple – to grow food right where you live, even if you live in a large city. We can all buy ecological fruit and vegetables at the supermarket, so it is not so much a question about accessibility as it is a combination of common sense, economy and the shear pleasure of watching things grow. At the same time, projects such as urban gardening help save Co2 emission as you do not have to transport the vegetables halfway around the world. Furthermore, urban gardening can be a wonderful social project if you make an urban garden together with friends and neighbours.