Situated on a hill withsweeping viewsover London andsurroundedby ancient woodland, playing fields, an historic school and a renowned golf course, Grange Lane Allotments are an important resource for its members, for wildlife and for the local community. Members recognise their responsibility to conserve and develop these allotments.
Ampthill Town Council has two allotment sites, Grange Farm (62 plots), which is at the end of Tavistock Avenue, and Everitt’s Field…
Let’s Grow Preston is a Preston charity using gardening and horticulture therapy to promote mental and physical wellbeing while connecting people to local green spaces.
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The Parish Council administers three allotment sites. A traditional allotment garden is 250 sq.m. (10 rods or poles) which was the area deemed necessary to grow enough produce to feed a family for a year. Over the years, as allotment gardening became more of a leisure activity, rather than a necessity, plots have been…
A free informal community garden in Caversham growing fruit, vegetables and flowers.
Visit Gordale Garden Centre for a huge range of garden and home products, food and drink, events, and knowledgeable friendly experts.
Gooderstone Water Gardens & Nature Trail, Swaffham, Norfolk. Unique tranquil attraction open all year round. Six acres of Garden, waterways, ponds & streams.
Allotments provide an opportunity to work and relax in peaceful green surroundings, and allow you to grow your own fruit and vegetables.
homekey informationnews(inc Newsletter)plotholders’ tipspicture gallerymembers’ sectionSite last updated25 Jan 2022Problems with this site?webmaster@ggaa.org.ukWe are pleased to announce Lottery funding for our new Community Waterless ToiletsWELCOME to Golders Green Allotment Association.At our allotment site (one of 48 in Barnet), there are around 196 plots which are leased to plot-holders for an annual rent. There have been…
