Allotment Garden

This garden donates directly to area Food Banks. One year over 1600 pounds were delivered. Since 2017 volunteers have been working hard to expand this effort and have recently erected a hoop house. Swan Farm Volunteers meet on Tuesdays and Fridays 10-12. 

The garden is fenced to keep deer out, and each plot has water available. There are tools covering most garden chores in a community shed for use by the gardeners. The use of a plot is free, but there is an expectation that the gardeners share some of their bounty with the Thursday Community Lunch program. Participants are asked to attend a few work parties throughout the year. If you like to garden but don’t want your own plot, you are welcome to join the work parties and help out other gardeners.

Ravenscraig Park hosts a large Allotment site for local growers

The garden is in two sections within the bounds of Beveridge Park. The wildlife garden is accessible at all times. The food garden is within an old walled garden which accessed via the wildlife garden. It is only open at set times or by prior arrangement.

Contact Fife Council for information on this allotments.

Contact Fife Council for information on this allotments.

Ravenscraig Walled Garden is already a thriving community asset, with individual allotments and plots for community groups managed by Kirkcaldy Community Gardens & Allotments, and our established community orchard. The garden is Common Good Land and the site was brought back into use in 2012.

My allotment garden just off the Galloping Goose in Cecilia Ravine is my favourite place to think, reflect, and chill.

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EATS Rosyth was founded in 2015. Aims are to grow and shre food, reduce waste, help the environment and improve food education. Consisting of the Community Garden, Community Hub and Centenary Orchard. 

Simply Local Kincardine Community Garden. it has plotholders using raised beds and community growing space that provides fruit and vegetables for the Kincardine Food Hub

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.

A beautiful community garden which has been built by volunteers & is now enjoyed by local residents & visitors alike. Run by Heart of Scotstoun (HoS) Ltd. (a registered charity), the community garden is part of Heart of Scotstoun community centre which also has events & a café (link to the other Heart of Scotstoun listing here on Glasgow Green Map, below).

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 - westthornallotment@gmail.com

Set up by Partick Housing Association in 2014 (originally funded by The Big Lottery), now run entirely by the plotholders. Our aim is to grow our own produce, grow our people and grow as a community :)

Located just to the North of Glasgow's City Centre, Hamiltonhill Allotments (allotment garden aka garden/plot communally shared amongst plotholders), the garden is one of 32 (at time of publish, for article at link below) allotment sites across Glasgow.

Newly established community garden growing fruit and veg in the heart of The Bowling Green. Open weekly gardening groups and therapeutic gardening sessions as part of Urban Root's green care prescribing program.