who is organic.

[terrace max]

hey, we all have to die some day.

...but later, rather than sooner, preferably...

[terrace max]

[londonfarming]

well, ours is a half plot, full plots being 120x30 feet, and i would guess that there are around 60 ish full plots on the site. mind you, i'm pretty rubbish at this sort of thing :-[

would you said as big as a football pitch?

[daveandtara]

dave tells me that the whole area (all the allotments put together) amounts to one and a half to two times the size of highbury. (and he should know being a lifelong arsenal supporter) ::)

[londonfarming]

Dave tells me that the whole area (all the allotments put together) amounts to one and a half to two times the size of highbury. (and he should know being a lifelong arsenal supporter) ::)

good. the first step i did when i got my allotment was to asks for a map of the site. i then asked each plot older what king of gardening they where using. i then put a red spot on chemical,green on going into organic. i could see better where i was.
different way of being organic, mean that i had to use other color.
it worked well and could see where we were and how/who we could help.
1 acre made us eligible for a SA certificate. i thought it was a good news, especially in the city. the way we cultivate played
an important  part.
it look like you plot could be 2 acre.

[Merry Tiller]

...but later, rather than sooner, preferably...

For some people maybe ;)