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I'm not really sure where to put this (or even if it should be on here at all to be honest) but I have no idea where to start. We've had an allotment for two months so far (formerly a farmer's field and pretty much a new plot) and we've spent ages

[blockquote class=postcontent restore]Hi All,We live near Guildford. We have just bought 4 acres of land behind (and adjacent) to our property. We are looking for someone who wants to create and maintain some veg / fruit beds. We are happy with either an arrangement where we pay ...

I am keeping a diary & photos of my allotment activities on Facebook. Give us a follow or sign up as a friend. http://www.facebook.com/#!/russell.parry.9

I took up an allotment this year, but after constant nagging from my better half i was forced to dedicate some time to my garden at home, hard work but glad i did it now i feel less horticulturaly guilty now :) My garden is well established, big

Allotment is 7 months old I am straightening the edges of the paths and need to sow grass on the new infills of soil I am concious that there are different strengths or thickness of grass What is the name of a good hard wearing grass and dont say

, there are simply too many now to be able to work the plot in full confidence.  Whilst we try to garden organically we have now got to the point where it has got out of hand.  Have contacted the local authority allotment officer who says he has never come across

Had my allotment for 12 years lovely fresh veg all year round. Best thing I ever did. I have just got my allotment this week and it is full of nettles, lots of work to do but can I use them for compost, or should I put weed killer on them? We just

i have raised beds on my plot and there great for growing all your salad stuff. Advice Please, anyone. We have just taken over a neglected allotment. All the nettles, waywind and grass have died from the weedkiller. We have now dug two good plots

i have justngave my allotment up after 8years offun and hard work.hope its the right desision,things change and other things come along i now have lovely grandkids,and a nice caravan so i will now spend my time with them,but i will miss the garden

Hello  After a shakey start with a Landshare plot I've just managed to move to my own council allotment plot I am so thrilled even though it's an overgrown disaster at the moment but it will be so satisfying to tame it. My question is, is it ok