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I'm interested in finding a companion to plot share with me and enjoy the fruits of our labour.

This is an experimental garden to see how to maximise biodiversity and make the most of edible and useful wild species. The aim is to harvest food whilst making a complex environment rich in wildlife from nematodes to nasturtiums.
You are welcome to come and visit and learn about this project, and the edible wild and cultivated plants and fungi that grow there. Plus occasional help is needed - building a compost heap is on the agenda.

Hi
I have a very large allotment on Hounslow Ave, Whitton (back of Twickenham Rugby Ground) which I would like to share with an experienced allotmenteer. The half I would like to offer has enough space to grow your own, erect a shed and it also has about 1/3 of it with established fruit bushes. The deal would be that we split the cost of the allotment (£50 pa) and that I would also be allowed to share when the bushes are in fruit (there are so many, I ended up giving most of it away).

If you are interested please email me. I'm not sure what response I'll get from this ad, so apologies if it takes a while for me to response to you.

Thanks / Julia.

I represent Park Road Allotments Assocation in Isleworth. We have successfully bid for a grant from BAA to help us establish a community gardening/grow your own club.

Membership of the club means that you have access to your own individual small plot of land - they vary but on average 3m x 3m. The area has been cleared but you will need to dig and prep the ground for planting. Membership is £30 per member/family per year, which ensures that this is a sustainable project and provides funds to maintain the shared areas of the plot.

We would like the club members to decide what should be shared - we already have a large shed and tools and there is potential for a mini orchard, a soft fruit cage and a polytunnel but you decide.

For an application form and more information visit our website: www.parkroadallotments.org.uk

I have a big garden which is overgrown and unused. Would love to see home grown food produced in my garden. All I ask is for the grower(s) to keep a cohesion between practical and growing use. With some produce in return for offering this land. I have side access and a south facing plot. Sorry don't know the measurements of my garden. Might suit keen gardener(s) wanting to grow their own veg and harvest fruit.

I had to lower part of my garden. The top soil was very deep and rich with vegetable matter built up over years of composting. It seems a shame to dump it so if anyone wants to collect some or all, feel free. I've given away 20 bags and I have about 10 left. W3.

Hi, I am looking to grow my own veg somwhere in Brentford, I am willing to consider anything as long as I get to grow somthing! I look forwards to hearing from you. Rob

We would like to grow seasonal organic vegetables.

I am a very, very keen gardener. I am seriously looking into starting my own garden centre business. I am enquiring if anyone has land they will be willing to sell to me for this purpose and also to be able to build my own farmhouse style house on the land. I would also as a incentive when the garden centre gets up and going to offer a percentage of the profits. Yours hopefully, Fran

We are newly married young couple looking for a small piece of land to grow fruit, vegetables and herbs.

Looking for unused land/local garden that can no longer be kept up (W5/TW8 border) with a view to planting edibles/edible hedgerows and growing wild garlic & fungi. Vegetables planted with (pickable) cottage flowers etc so the whole does not look like a 'plot' and can still be used as a garden. Shared produce with land owner & locals. Would also really appreciate times to sit in as well as work in the garden.

I grew up on a farm and we had a two acre veggie and fruit plot. Kept an allotment for many years, but due to work committments gave it up as a good neighbour. Would dearly love to have a space again and so would a friend of mine who lives in Kew as well. We would be happy to share the space and share the harvest too.