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About The National Allotment Society


Founded in the early 20th century, The National Allotment Society is the leading representative body for UK allotment holders with over 125,000 members.

We work with government, landlords and developers to provide, promote and preserve allotments – highlighting the social and environmental benefits of growing sites and preserving allotments for future generations.

Membership comes with a host of benefits including legal advice, liability insurance, horticultural discounts, allotment expertise, advice and guidance. 

His Majesty King Charles III is our patron. His deep passion for gardening, commitment to environmental causes, and steadfast dedication to preserving the UK's rich traditions make him an invaluable advocate for our mission.


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The June Foraging Bucket List

June is one of the most rewarding months for foraging in the UK, with hedgerows, meadows, woodlands, and field margins bursting into life. From fragrant elderflowers and wild roses to flavour-packed herbs and edible blooms, nature's pantry is at its summer best.

Making the Most of Your Allotment This June

June is a busy and rewarding month on the allotment. With crops growing quickly and the first harvests arriving, it's time to plant, sow, water and maintain your plot. This month, every job is an opportunity to embrace the National Allotments Week theme of Grow to Learn and develop your gardening skills.

Bringing an Overgrown Allotment Back to Life

Clearing an allotment is the start of ongoing care, not a one-off task. Regular maintenance, mulching, and planting help keep weeds under control and support long-term productivity. Little and often is key—staying on top of regrowth makes the plot easier to manage and more productive year after year.


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