Where to buy a greenhouse for your grow-your-own goals — shop styles for every space and skill level

A wooden lean-to greenhouse set against a red brick garden wall
Shop smart with our pick of the best places to buy greenhouses online (Image credit: Forest)

If you’re dreaming of growing your own produce next year, adding a greenhouse to your garden design is a great first step. With options ranging from compact polycarbonate models to full-sized glasshouses, you don’t need acres of land or a huge budget to get started.

But with so many places to choose from, knowing where to buy greenhouses online can feel daunting. That’s why we’ve done the legwork for you, rounding up the best retailers – from trusted specialists to affordable brands – so you can stop scrolling and start growing.

Where to buy greenhouses online

Below are some of the best online retailers offering greenhouses across a range of budgets, styles and sizes. Prices are correct at the time of publication, but do check each retailer’s site as you might catch one of their seasonal discounts or online deals:

Rhino Greenhouses

Rhino Greenhouses are made for gardeners who take growing seriously. Made in the UK with heavy-duty aluminium frames and toughened safety glass, their designs are built to handle wind, rain and everything in between. With long guarantees and plenty of size options, these are the types of greenhouse you invest in once and can enjoy for decades.

Amazon

Amazon makes buying a greenhouse online effortless. From compact lean-tos and mini growhouses to full-size aluminium frames, Amazon makes it easy to compare materials, check customer reviews and spot the best prices at a glance. It's perfect for anyone who wants maximum choice and fast delivery without leaving the sofa.

Argos

Argos is known for reliability and ease, and its greenhouse collection is no exception. You’ll find a mix of aluminium and polycarbonate models that balance good looks with low maintenance, often available for click-and-collect or next-day delivery.

Wickes

Wickes has one of the most varied greenhouse ranges online, from cold frames and starter kits to full-size walk-in designs. Each listing comes with detailed specs and setup advice, so you know exactly what you’re getting before you buy.

Aosom

Aosom specialises in affordable, easy-to-assemble greenhouses that look smart and don’t require professional installation. You'll find everything from lightweight aluminium frames to polycarbonate panels and plenty of options for small gardens.

Robert Dyas

Robert Dyas is a reliable go-to for affordable, fuss-free greenhouses that arrive ready for action. You can expect easy-assembly aluminium and polycarbonate styles, as well as timber framed models, often with regular discounts and quick home delivery.

B&M Garden Buildings

B&M’s greenhouse range is all about quality without the hefty price tag. They stock models from some of the world’s leading manufacturers — including these stylish wooden designs by Forest — and sell them at refreshingly competitive prices.


If it’s the look of a glass structure you love, but you’re not planning to fill it with seedlings, explore our guide to garden offices and stylish sunroom ideas for inspiration on creating a bright, light-filled space you can enjoy year-round.

Gabriella Dyson
Interiors journalist and contributing editor

Gabriella is an interiors journalist and has a wealth of experience creating interiors and renovation content. She was Homebuilding & Renovating's former Assistant Editor as well as the former Head of Solved at sister brand Homes & Gardens, where she wrote and edited content addressing key renovation, DIY and interior questions. 

She’s spent the past decade crafting copy for interiors publications, award-winning architects, and leading UK homeware brands. She also served as the Content Manager for the ethical homeware brand Nkuku.


Gabriella is a DIY enthusiast and a lover of all things interior design. She has a particular passion for historic buildings and listed properties, and she is currently in the process of renovating a Grade II-listed Victorian coach house in the West Country.