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Site title	Description
National Society of Allotments and Leisure Gardens

A blog - Green Lane Allotments	Don't leave without visiting our blog and leaving a comment!!

A Yorkshire Allotment	A blog authored by one of the plot holders on Green Lane.

Adobe Acrobat Reader	Get Adobe Acrobat Reader

Allotment and Kitchen Gardens	London Allotment with interesting links

Allotment Growing	An interesting browse - packed full of all sorts of information

Allotments UK	Site with forums and links to lots of allotment sites

BBC Gardening Basics	Growing fruit and vegetables

Chilterns Seeds

Fruit Expert	You may be interested in this web site that claims to have pretty much everything you need to know about fruit. It is certainly worth a visit.

Garden Action	Contains guides to growing particular fruit, herbs, vegetables and flowers

Garden Links	This Garden Links website can help anyone with a gardening website achieve higher rankings on the top search engines. We will provide a link to your garden related website using the site name and description you specify. This is a free service and all we ask in return is for you to create a similar link back to our Garden Links home page.

Garden Organic	Site devoted to organic gardening

Garden Ponds and Boggy Areas	An interesting publication from English Nature - pdf file

Gardeners' Club	On site club with section on growing vegetables etc.

Growing Veg	GrowVeg.com is an innovative garden planning tool which helps you grow fruit and vegetables to the best of their ability, whatever the size or shape of your garden or plot.

Harrod Horticultural	For a wide range of garden sundries such as organic gardening supplies,fruit and vegetable cages, fleece, garden netting, garden tools, greenhouse equipment and much more. This link is affiliated - any orders placed after accessing the site through the link on the left will earn us commission. Click here for details Click here to visit their online forum

Irish Gardens Forum	An Irish gardeners' forum. See the comment in the visitors book from James - the owner of the forum.

Little Gem	Dee's blog about her activities on a new allotment.

Marshalls Seeds and Plants

Mr Fothergills Seeds

Plot 6a Tanworth Lane Allotments	Browse a fellow allotmenteer's site

Robinsons Seeds and Plants	The Home of the Mammoth Onion. For vegetables which taste as good as they look and look as good as they taste. Growers of vegetable seeds and plants since 1860. Whether growing for exhibition or kitchen we have a variety to suit all tastes.

The Allotment Regenation Initiative

The Productive Garden	BBC series - How to be a gardener

Thompson and Morgan Seeds and Plants

Vegetable Gardening	A new, fresh looking, friendly site aimed at helping you, the gardener, grow wonderful fresh, tasty vegetables and fruit.

Vegetable Gardens	A new, fresh looking, friendly site aimed at helping you, the gardener, grow wonderful fresh, tasty vegetables and fruit.

Walsall Road Allotments in Birmingham	Another group of fellow allotments gardeners.

Welcome to the Virtual Potting Shed	Dartford Allotment group

Wildlife on Allotments	A good read from English Nature. PDF file