JOIN THE WAITING LIST
We offer medium to large plots, with an estimated waiting time of 6 months to 1 year. To secure your spot, we recommend joining our waiting list by filling out the form. Let us know your preferences, and we’ll notify you when a suitable plot becomes available.
Before applying, please consider your health, physical ability, and the time commitment required. Maintaining an allotment, especially in the first few years, demands significant effort and ongoing motivation.
So keeping an allotment..
Maintaining an allotment can be a highly rewarding hobby, offering numerous benefits such as physical exercise, mental well-being, healthy eating, social interaction, and family bonding. However, it also requires dedication and can sometimes feel overwhelming, especially if a plot is left unmanaged.
If you’ve just been assigned an allotment, you may have inherited an overgrown plot that needs significant effort to clear. Removing well-established weeds and breaking the ground can be challenging, so it’s essential to take control of your space as soon as possible. Don’t hesitate to seek help from family and friends to tackle this initial workload.
While it’s not always easy to devote large amounts of time to your allotment, establishing control early on will make a big difference in the long run. One common mistake new allotment holders make is taking an extended break after clearing their plot. This often results in returning to a space overrun with weeds, undoing all their hard work. To maintain an enjoyable and productive allotment, the key is consistency—tending to your plot “little and often” will ensure steady progress and long-term success.