Iconic of the Greenhouse aesthetic, a Victorian-style Greenhouse is considered one of the finest in Greenhouse growing. Glass was an expensive material, so a Victorian era Greenhouse was primarily used by the wealthy of that period as a symbol of their privilege and status.

Originally made from timber and wrought iron, Victorian Style Greenhouses were a status symbol – a staple in many traditional English gardens. Today, modernized versions of these traditional Greenhouses can be found in a wide range of gardens, both big and small, all over the world.

Victorian greenhouses have been around since the 17th Century and originated in the UK. The concept of greenhouses however, was invented by the Romans. Soon the style was adopted by the Netherlands and other European nations. The graceful and romantic style is found in the details: The glass is often sandblasted in a particular motive