The shed cost about £200 ($230) from start to finish, with most of the materials purchased online. The interior is organized around a central space that serves as an actual potting area for preparing plants, with doors glazing, and a roof made of clear corrugated plastic to get plenty of natural light. There’s also some storage space inside the shed, and there’s even a small bathroom with a composter and gravity sink, and a seating area outside.
In a public vote, the potting shed topped the annual budget category and was subsequently declared the overall winner by the jury. Haworth was rewarded with a £1,000 ($1,150) prize, a personalised annual shed plaque, and some Cuprinol products.
The interior of the potting shed is primarily an area for preparing plants
“I’m delighted to win this year’s Cuprinol Greenhouse of the Year,” Haworth said excitedly. “It’s a true labor of love, I was inspired by my dad’s shed, and after waiting for years, I can’t wait to build my own. It’s so peaceful, I can be in the shed for a few at a time Hours, in fact I often lose track of time on the console. Being able to share this journey with people on Instagram is a lot of fun – it even encourages others to get their hands dirty too!”
