Inspired by the romance of historic English gardens, our accessories and tools celebrate the art of gardening and are made to delight year after year

As Seen In

  • World of Interiors
  • FT HTSI
  • The English Garden
  • Homes and Gardens
  • The Sunday Times
  • Country Life

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Testimonials

  • How to Spent It, Financial Times

    “These Victorian-style cloches are beautiful miniature glasshouses. They protect your vegetables from bugs and shelter plants from the elements while looking fantastically stylish. I like how they embrace traditional craftsmanship.”

  • Head Gardener, National Trust 

    “We very much love the Claverton Cloches here. They are truly an excellent, high quality product. The unboxing is a special, thoughtful experience all by itself!”

  • Alan Titchmarsh, Gardener and Broadcaster

    “Claverton Cloches — sturdy modern replicas of those handsome Victorian constructions ... They’re beautiful, and they’re useful”

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Elevating the art of gardening

Evoking the quiet romance of historic English gardens, our heritage-inspired pieces bring enduring elegance to every corner of the garden, from the kitchen garden to the cutting border.

Crafted to enrich the seasons year after year, they are chosen by many of the world’s most celebrated gardens

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Tales from The Garden

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  • Musings: The Most Romantic Garden in England?

    Musings: The Most Romantic Garden in England?

    There are gardens one visits, and there are gardens one enters - as though passing through a door in time. Rousham, in Oxfordshire, is the latter. Since William Kent first...

    Musings: The Most Romantic Garden in England?

    There are gardens one visits, and there are gardens one enters - as though passing through a door in time. Rousham, in Oxfordshire, is the latter. Since William Kent first...

  • In Conversation With: Rollo Skinner

    In Conversation With: Rollo Skinner

    For this In Conversation With, we catch up with artist, writer and botanical set designer Rollo Skinner. There is a narrow strip of woodland at the edge of the house...

    In Conversation With: Rollo Skinner

    For this In Conversation With, we catch up with artist, writer and botanical set designer Rollo Skinner. There is a narrow strip of woodland at the edge of the house...

  • Musings: Easter, Cape Town & Newness Afoot

    Musings: Easter, Cape Town & Newness Afoot

    In this edition of Field Notes, Beth shares reflections on the start of the gardening year, winter gardening with cloches, and early spring design work for new Claverton pieces. Writing...

    Musings: Easter, Cape Town & Newness Afoot

    In this edition of Field Notes, Beth shares reflections on the start of the gardening year, winter gardening with cloches, and early spring design work for new Claverton pieces. Writing...

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