Allotments

Choose the healthy option! Fresh flowers, fruit, vegetables and fresh air! An allotment is a place to grow your own produce away from the road, where life moves at a different pace and where you can share time learning new skills with your family or take time out for yourself.

Allotments are easy to get started. You don’t have to be an experienced gardener or have to spend lots of time and money. All you really need are fresh ideas. Advice is always available from long time allotment holders and the friendly atmosphere and social aspects of allotment gardening complement any lifestyle.

For information about allotments In Aylesbury, other than Bierton Road, please call Aylesbury Town Council on 01296 425678.

For information about Bierton Road allotment please follow thge contact details at the bottom of the page.

Gardening need not cost the earth

An allotment provides you with the opportunity to grow food without chemicals and pesticides. By gardening without peat you can also make sure your allotment is environmentally healthy. You can also compost on your allotment to reduce waste.

We can provide discounted compost bins and information on composting. By using a water butt, you will reduce the need for irrigation. Part of your allotment can be used to encourage wildlife.

Where to find allotments

Outside Aylesbury allotments are looked after by your parish council. Allotments in Aylesbury can be found at:

Whaddon Chase
Selkirk Avenue off Buckingham Road
 
Bierton Road
A418 towards Leighton Buzzard just out of town on the left
 
Bedgrove
3 entrances off the following roads, Hulbert End, Welbeck Avenue and Ingram Avenue
 
Tring Road
off Tring Road next to the cemetery
 
Old Stoke Road
off the old Stoke Road
 
Ardenham Lane
at the bottom of Mount Pleasant off the Bicester Road
 
Crown Leys
at the bottom of Havelock Street off New Street 
 
See the map of allotments in Aylesbury link below to find out more

Aylesbury Garden Society

The Aylesbury Gardening Society runs a trading store at the Old Stoke Road allotment site, which is open on Sunday mornings. They supply a range of over 200 competitively priced products. Members are served by fellow gardeners who do their best to answer queries on requirements or problems.

The society also arranges coach trips, social events – with speakers on gardening topics, and its main event the Annual Show in September. For more information call Joe Benham on 01296 424924.