allotments prices

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MuddyWitch
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Re: allotments prices

Post: # 136430Post MuddyWitch »

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I don't have one hun, that's why I'm giving those seeds away!

Can't you find a neighbour with a garden that could spare you a bit of space in swap for some of the produce? Our elderly neighbour was only too happy to have us pop in three or four times a week; the garden looked better, he had a chat if the weather was good, recieved about 1/3 of the produce and felt safer as we were so often about he felt it detered those door-to-door burglar types.

You never know till you ask.

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Re: allotments prices

Post: # 136459Post Soloby Rob »

Sorry to hijack the thread, but is there any legal obligation of Parish or Local Councils to provide allotments.
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Re: allotments prices

Post: # 136466Post Helsbells »

I have 150 square meters which is a half plot, it costs me £27.50 a year.

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