Accoya®, the world-leading, high-performance sustainable wood is the material of choice for Cultivar at this year’s Hampton Court Flower Show which runs from 3rd – 8th July.
Attended by thousands of amateur and professional horticulturalists alike – the annual gardening show is one of the most highly anticipated on the cultural calendar and the perfect platform for expert bespoke joinery company Cultivar Greenhouses to reveal its Japanese inspired offering.
On-stand, visitors will see stunning Shoji screens framed with Accoya® twinned with slatted Japanese bath house style fencing, with the piece-de-resistance being an Accoya® Japanese pergola that will lead onto the stand in grand Shinto style. All of the Accoya® used to craft Cultivar’s unique timber greenhouses – and the impressive pergola – is planed to a smooth finish, offering a beautifully pale and consistent colour. The pergola will stand out at the show that for decades has been dominated by hardwoods such as western red cedar.
Traditional joinery, mortice and tenon joints and the utmost respect for quality are part of Cultivar’s central values and the Japanese vocation in general. Accoya® has the perfect look for traditional Japanese joinery which is strikingly modern. Moreover, the wood product is created using the latest in sustainable wood technology and offers superior stability, durability and reliability compared with unsustainably sourced hardwoods.
In addition to the pergola, Cultivar – revered for its stunning range of greenhouses – will showcase a traditional wooden Planthouse made from Accoya®, planted with an array of orchids provided by Burnham Nursery. The partitioned area will allow two separate growing conditions, alongside two non-wood versions.
A greenhouse is a great asset for horticulture fans, extending the growing season whilst protecting prized crops and plants. And with Cultivar’s stylish collection of Accoya® framed greenhouses there’s a model to suit all tastes and growing needs. Arduously designed, Cultivar’s Accoya® greenhouses blend a premium timber frame made from dimensionally stable modified wood, Accoya®, with the most modern of glazing systems resulting in a beautiful hybrid home ideal for your cherished shrubbery. RRP £4,000 www.cultivar.com
Daniel Carruthers of Cultivar said: “Accoya® is the only wood we use. Like our greenhouses, the pergola has been designed in such a way that it is relatively quick to construct making it simple to assemble on site”.
