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New width Traditional greenhouse

March 8, 2010

Alton’s product development continues this month with the launch of a new width Traditional greenhouse.  Measuring 7ft 7in (2.31m) wide, the new range will appeal to those looking for a wider greenhouse with straight sides.  It features all of the recent range improvements, for more information contact your local agent  or request a brochure pack with details and prices.   

 

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Alton Package Offers for March
March 3, 2010
Alton's new and improved greenhouse range is now being offered with 30% off all package RRP's.  With the recent improvements to the range, there are now more reasons than ever to choose Alton and before the 31st March 2010.
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Alton Donate greenhouse to CRASH at Hope House

February 16, 2010

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HOPE’s mission is to provide advice, assistance, guidance and access to education, health care, emergency accommodation and move on opportunities, and any other service deemed necessary to combat homelessness and promote social inclusion.

They are using the greenhouse to promote an active life style and healthy eating through growing fresh produce and supplying the 15 bed Emergency Accommodation and Day Service with fresh vegetables, fruit and herbs.
 
it will also be used as a training and educational project around food growing, cooking healthy meals, sustainability, environment and wildlife through partnership working with local community groups and volunteers from the community.
 
The group’s purpose is to promote access to organic, locally grown produce; to encourage healthy eating and provide a beautiful outdoor space where a sense of community prevails.
We would like to thank David Savage and Nicky Brydon for giving their time to intall this greenhouse, further details can be found at http://www.crash.org.uk/article/2010/marshalls-donate-greenhouse-to-hope-house/
 
New Alton & Robinsons Greenhouses delivery vehicle

February 5, 2010

Alton & Robinsons Greenhouses are delighted to receive delivery of their new 26-tonne rigid greenhouse delivery vehicle that signifies a significant six figure investment.

The brand new Mercedes Actros 2536 mega-space cab provides excellent comfort for its driver and more importantly is the most fuel efficient in its class – ideal for Alton & Robinsons as its greenhouses are delivered throughout the whole of Britain.

 The large box body will prove to be an effective billboard for the long established greenhouse brands as it features images of recently launched Alton Victorian and Robinsons Victorian greenhouses.

 Logistics Manager, Martin Bedding commented “Not only does our new vehicle look great; it also meets the latest environmental requirements.  Just like our greenhouses its durable build will be an asset for years to come.”

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Alton Greenhouses' Greenhouse Growing Guide

January 13, 2010

If anyone knows how to make the perfect cedar greenhouse, it's Alton.  We believe our current range is the finest yet full of growing benefits!  Here is our guide to greenhouse gardening throughout the year designed to help you get the most from your Alton greenhouse:

JANUARY

Sow hardy annuals for growing as pot plants.  Most dwarf, compact varieties are suitable.  In a warm propagator, sow slow-growing plants like begonias and F1 hybrid geraniums for summer bloom.  Gloxinias, streptocarpus, and smithiantha can also be sown in the warmth of a heated propagator.  Sow freesias for summer flowers.  Sow salad vegetables like lettuce and carrots.

Chrysanthemums and carnations can be propagated from cuttings using small shoots growing from plants saved from last year.  New cuttings can be brought from specialist nurseries.  Prepare or buy-in seed and potting compost for the busy months ahead.

Pot-on plants like calceolarias, cinerarias, primulas, schizanthus and salpiglossis, being grown for early spring display.  Watch out for leaf moulds on these and spray with systemic fungicide if necessary.  Ventilate whenever weather permits.

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