Allotment Garden

Our vision is to protect and enhance what makes Tayvallich and the surrounding area unique: its rich natural heritage, the community’s resilience, and the strong connection between its people and the land and sea. Reversing depopulation and maintaining and developing employment and livelihoods in the area are key concerns, while also maintaining the area’s natural richness and responding and adapting to the climate and biodiversity emergencies.

Hope Kitchen's Green Shoots Project is based in Glencruitten Walled Garden, 2 miles outside Oban where everyone is welcome to come to grow fruit and vegetables, learn or use existing skills to renovate the garden and to grow in relationship with others. It is also a great space to come and walk around, sit and take in the beauty of creation (and to find out what grows well in the Argyll climate!). https://www.facebook.com/hopekitchengreenshoots/

Large polytunnel for community growers to rent a growing bed for veg etc. Run by the community for the community and providing resilience socially and economically.

Large polytunnel for local community growers to produce veg etc. in beds rented from the growers association. Set-up in 2014 by the local Colintraive and Glendaruel Development Trust

Coll Growing Group was set up on the Isle of Coll in 2022 to support growing on the island. They do this through practical growing activities and through the sharing of information and expertise.

Our aims are to foster community friendships, skill share, create inter-generational bonds and improve well-being through growing food and offering a welcoming green space and garden.

Community initiative focused on local food production

Dunoon Community Development Trust (DCDT)  leads a new shared food growing and therapeutic garden project at Struan Lodge Residential Care and Day Care Centre.

A bunch of like minded people who have a sense of community and a love of the land!

The Edible Garden is a predominantly food growing space which provides volunteer activities and events to enhance wellbeing.

A good alternative to gas-powered vehicles is biking.

Craig Road, Neilston G78 3HY

10 Crossmill Ave, Barrhead G78 1AZ

Eastwood Park, Giffnock

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This new community garden was established in early 2024 on site of an old garden, established on derelict land once occupied by housing. Thisd garden includes raised beds (including wheelchair accessible ones), tea shed, toolstore, herb and bee nectar/pollen plantings, wildflower meadows, bug hotel, compost heaps, hedge. Volunteers welcome. Some beds managed by local groups, others by volunteers. including local schools and nurseries, mental health groups and other community groups.

The Yoker Allotment Association manages a site which is dedicated to the use of allotment gardeners in the locality. This site is conveniently located in Yoker, The site is divided into about 31 separate plots, ranging in size from 55 to 105 sq. metres. (If you still use the "old" units, 105 sq. m. is about 5 rods).

A community allotment in Knightswood, Glasgow, made up of wildlife areas, several ponds and bug habitats, as well as thick hedging and a variety of trees.

Visit Victoria Park Allotments Association's Facebook group at https://www.facebook.com/groups/268842801012767/.

位於詔安街260巷內，原為菸酒公賣局的廢棄宿舍，面積約為86坪。陳玟如里長自民國99年起，整合市府及社區資源，於100年先將其改建為「厝邊花園」。104年時，呼應柯文哲市長大力推動的「田園城市」政策，因此在工務局公園路燈工程管理處的指導協助下，再度進行修整，終於成為現今的「歡喜菜園」。

Allotments for growing your own fruit & vegetables. Fully accessible by bike, foot, or car with a compost toilet. If you would like to visit Westthorn Allotments you can email - westthornaa@gmail.com (updated November 2024).

The Sandy Road Community Garden features raised beds & communal growing spaces for members. The project is led by a committee of dedicated volunteers, & was set up with support from Partick Housing Association & the NHS.

One of the oldest allotment sites in Glasgow, G41 2NQ.

Bowling Green Together is a by and for BAME majority-led community organisation in Pollokshields (South Glasgow) created and formed by local residents with a vested interest in our community's health. Bowling Green Together was created in 2022 through a grassroots campaign led by local residents to keep Pollokshield's community spaces engaged, inclusive, and healthy. Bowling Green Together has been a community long before it was an organisation. Now with intentionality we are growing more resilient, healthy, and empowered together.