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Potting Sheds
Potting Sheds That Work For You
Want a proper space to grow your plants? Our potting sheds give you exactly what you need. They're built tough for British weather, and we've got sizes to fit any garden - from tiny city plots to big country spaces. Best bit? You can get straight into growing as soon as it's up.
These aren't just basic sheds with windows stuck on. Each one's made for real gardening. You get good strong floors that won't rot, windows placed where you need the light, and doors wide enough to move your bigger pots through. Plus, they're properly sealed against our lovely British rain.
The inside's what makes these sheds really shine. You've got room to work at a decent height (no more bad back from bending over), spots to store all your pots and tools, and enough space to actually move around. When it's cold outside, you can pop in and get on with your seed sowing or potting up - nice and warm and dry.
Want to see how other people use their sheds? Pop over to our combined greenhouse shed page if you'd like more growing space that will be exposed to the sun, yet still want storage space. There's loads of good ideas from real gardeners. If you like the classic wooden look, take a peek at our wooden greenhouse section - they're really popular with people who want something that looks good year after year.
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Potting Sheds: A Practical Garden Space
A potting shed gives you a dedicated space for your plants and tools. It's practical, useful, and makes gardening much easier all year round. We at Greenhouse Stores help you pick the right potting shed for your needs. Our range fits any garden size and budget.
Think of a potting shed as your garden workspace. It combines storage with a bright, practical area where you can work with your plants. You get a dry place for tools and equipment, good light for plant growing, space to pot and repot plants, protection from bad weather, and a quiet spot for garden planning.
A potting shed keeps everything in one place. You can start growing earlier in spring, save money instead of buying separate buildings, garden throughout winter, keep your tools organized, and teach children about growing plants. Your potting shed becomes a proper garden workspace for seed sowing, plant potting, tool storage, seed saving, growing herbs, and reading garden books.
Compact sheds fit perfectly in smaller gardens, giving you enough room for basic gardening tasks. Combined units cleverly split the space between storage and growing areas - take a look at our combined greenhouse shed section for ideas. Traditional wooden sheds blend nicely into any garden setting and last well with basic maintenance. See our wooden greenhouses for options.
Simple improvements make a big difference. Put up basic shelving, add a simple seat, install tool hooks, build a basic work surface, and use small cold frames. When picking your shed, think about your garden size, building materials, window numbers, storage needs, and cost.
Getting your shed sorted is dead simple. We'll help you pick the right size, work out where to put your bench, and make sure you've got enough shelf space. Loads of our customers tell us their shed's become their favorite spot in the garden - somewhere to get stuff done or just sit with a brew on a rainy day.
Put it facing south if you can - that's where you'll get the most light for your plants. The windows open wide to keep air flowing, which stops any mold and keeps your plants growing strong. You can grow pretty much anything in there - from tiny seeds to big plants, herbs, veggies, and all sorts of flowers.
Most gardens don't need special permission for a shed, but it's worth checking if you're going for a bigger size or live somewhere with special rules. Our sheds are built to last - they'll keep your tools dry, give you a proper place to work, and make growing plants much easier all year round.
Common Questions
Worth buying?
Yes - they make gardening easier and more organized.
Can it work like a greenhouse?
Yes, if it has enough windows it works well for growing.
Need permission?
Most gardens don't need it, but check local rules for bigger builds.
Best direction?
South-facing catches most sun for plants.
What grows well?
Seeds, herbs, vegetables and flowers all do well inside.
Need opening windows?
Yes - good air flow keeps plants healthy.