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Parks and Recreation

How to get an Allotment

Allotment vegetablesThis is the step by step guide to your bit of earthy paradise in Derby.

1. Think about what you want, read books - Globe Icon , visit the Allotment Growing Information - Globe Icon site , talk to friends, go to allotment open days.

2. Find an allotment near to you and contact them and arrange a visit. Ask lots of questions about organic growing, soil quality, who grows what, security, what plots are free, what their history is and whether they can do starter plots.

3. Then go away and think about it. Do you have time? Where will you store your tools? Who will look after it when you go away?

4. Still keen? Then get on the waiting list for the plot you want.

Vacant plots

General allotment pictureDue to constant changes in plot availability we recommend that you either ring or email for details.

Telephone 01332 293111

email parksadmin@derby.gov.uk

It could be that a plot you take over would want some clearing. We try to encourage plot holders to be environmentally friendly and not use nasty chemicals. You may wish to visit the garden organic -  Globe Icon site.

Back to main allotment page.

Do you like the thought of having fresh, organic, seasonal fruit and vegetables available to you throughout the year? And all at the fraction of the cost of supermarket prices? If you rent an allotment, you could be doing just that.

There are lots of Allotment Sites in Derby, spread out across the city, so there's probably a site close to where you live. You may wish to join one of the waiting lists. For more information on plot availability please either ring or email.

For more information about allotments contact Derby City Parks.

Telephone 01332 293111

email parksadmin@derby.gov.uk

Please take a look at our allotments leaflet - 668Kb

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