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Originally posted by alldigging View PostHow much and how do they broken down?
Discounts for oaps? Membership charges?
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Originally posted by Stevie b & cadge View PostHiya we have just joined no idea how to use this but it seems really good we got an old plot rundown 5mnths ago just finished getting it nearly ready we pay a whopping £12 a yr for a full plotMy Majesty made for him a garden anew in order
to present to him vegetables and all beautiful flowers.- Offerings of Thutmose III to Amon-Ra (1500 BCE)
Diversify & prosper
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£101 for a 30 by 90 foot plot, including water with a standpipe very closeby. Two skips every year included, and lots of leaves and wood chip dropped off.
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Hi, a full plot on our allotment is £35 a year a half plot £17.50, we have water on tap included for.that and access to wood chippings free.
Also guys on the committee source things for the plot holders very cheaply and we can club together to buy bulk.
Also we have member ship to another plot which means for 10p a year we can buy discounted seeds and supplies for our plots from their shop.
We also have a community orchard where we can help ourselves to produce.
Shared large compost area and this year we are making a community seating and bbq area too.When weeding, the best way to make sure you are removing a weed and not a valuable plant is to pull on it. If it comes out of the ground easily, it is a valuable plant. ~Author Unknown
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Mine will be free this year because it needs a lot of work, however a full plot is £35 which includes water tanks around the site (no hose pipes), a few car parking areas, a toilet (spring-autumn), a shop (weekends, Feb - October) and association membership. I think there is also a friendly tree surgeon who will drop chip for a pint or two and a "Muck Man" (no idea on cost etc. for that).
Plus £5 deposit for the gate key, due to rise to £10 on 1st April.
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