• RHS Endorsed
  • PEFC Certified
  • Made in Britain

About Gabriel Ash and Juliana ​​​​​​​Group

Juliana Group has been designing, manufacturing, and selling greenhouses from the factory on the outskirts of Odense since 1963.​​​​​​​

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Greenhouses made in PEFC-certified western red cedar.

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It all begins with the greenhouse dream

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Our greenhouses are handmade by skillled joiners.

What is the difference between the two Gabriel Ash collections.

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Development and know-how create value for everyone.

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Mailboxes in Danish design with functional detalis.

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All our greenhouses are hand crafted by trained joiners on the bench.

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On both Gabriel Ash, Juliana and Halls greenhouse

Programme for the Endorsement of the Forest.

Juliana Group

Juliana Group is a leading global supplier of quality residential greenhouses. Founded in 1963 by Mogens A. Stærmose in Odense, Denmark, the family-owned company is today run by third generation, Nikolaj Stærmose. Headquarter and production remains Odense-based with subsidiaries in the UK and Germany and export to more than 20 countries.​​​​​​​

’We help people grow’. That is why our brands Halls, Juliana, and Gabriel Ash all set the frame for experiences that are as natural as they are magical. Despite our long history, we’re future-focused and curious on how we can improve the sustainability of our greenhouses. Learn more about Juliana and find inspiration for life in the greenhouse in our inspirational universe.​​​​​​​