Allotments are a valuable resource for those who want to grow their produce and connect with nature. In Liverpool, there are a variety of allotment sites available, each with their own unique community and facilities. If you’re interested in getting an allotment plot in Liverpool, here’s a guide to the different sites and how to get started.
I will keep the list updated as best I can, they are in high demand – some even have waiting lists closed đ
Adlam Allotments
Adlam Allotments is located on Adlam Road in the L9 area of Liverpool. These allotments offer a tranquil space for people to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and indulge in some gardening. The allotments have been running since the 1940s and have a strong community of gardeners who are passionate about growing their produce. Currently, the allotments have plots available and if you are interested, you can enquire about plot availability by calling 07863 312929 between 9am-4pm or emailing adlamallotments@gmail.com.
Allerton Allotments
Allerton Allotments is situated on Keswick Road in the L18 area of Liverpool. These allotments offer a peaceful and green space for locals to grow their own fruits and vegetables, flowers and plants. Although the waiting list is closed until further notice, you can still contact them via email at george5363@hotmail.co.uk for any future updates on plot availability. The community at Allerton Allotments has a passion for gardening, and they organize a range of events throughout the year, including open days, plant sales, and social gatherings.
Ashfield Allotments
Ashfield Allotments can be found on Brookside Avenue in the L14 area of Liverpool. These allotments provide a green oasis for people to connect with nature and grow their own fruits, vegetables, and flowers. The allotments have been established for many years and have a dedicated group of gardeners committed to maintaining the site and sharing their knowledge with others. Unfortunately, the waiting list for Ashfield Allotments is currently closed until further notice, but you can still visit their website or email allotments@liverpool.gov.uk for updates on future availability. When plots become available, they are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis to those on the waiting list.
Chapel House Farm Allotments
Chapel House Farm Allotments can be found on Brunswick Street in the L19 area of Liverpool. These allotments offer a green and peaceful space for locals to connect with nature and grow their own fruits and vegetables. Although the waiting list is closed until further notice, you can still contact them by email at chfa.secretary@gmail.com for future updates on plot availability.
The community at Chapel House Farm Allotments is dedicated to promoting sustainable and organic gardening practices. They organize various activities throughout the year, including seed swaps, workshops, and social events. If you are interested in learning more about gardening or want to connect with a like-minded community, Chapel House Farm Allotments is a great place to start.
Clubmoor Allotments and Community Clubhouse
Clubmoor Allotments and Community Clubhouse can be found on Brownville Road in the L13 area of Liverpool. These allotments offer a vibrant community space for locals to grow their produce, connect with nature, and socialize with like-minded people.
Although the waiting list is closed due to high demand, you can still email them at clubmoor.allotments@gmail.com to express your interest in future plot availability. The community at Clubmoor Allotments is committed to promoting sustainable and organic gardening practices. They work closely with the local council to maintain the site and ensure it remains a beautiful and productive space for all.
The allotments are also home to a community clubhouse, which hosts a range of events and activities throughout the year, including social events, workshops, and educational talks. If you want to connect with a passionate and welcoming community of gardeners, Clubmoor Allotments and Community Clubhouse is a great place to start.
Dingle Vale Allotments
Dingle Vale Allotments are located on Buckland Street in the L17 area of Liverpool. While the waiting list is currently closed until further notice, these allotments offer a fantastic opportunity for those who love gardening to grow their own produce in a beautiful and peaceful setting.
With over 100 plots available, Dingle Vale Allotments provides a thriving community of gardeners who are committed to organic and sustainable gardening practices. The allotment site is also home to a range of wildlife, including hedgehogs, birds, and insects, making it an ideal space for anyone who is passionate about conservation and biodiversity.
Dingle Vale Allotments is managed by a dedicated team of volunteers who work closely with the local council to ensure the site remains well-maintained and accessible to all. If you are interested in joining the waiting list for a plot or want to connect with the community of gardeners at Dingle Vale Allotments, it is best to keep an eye on their website or social media channels for updates on plot availability.
Dunbabin Allotments
For those interested in the Dunbabin Allotments on Beauclair Drive/Childwall Road in L15, the waiting list is currently closed until further notice. Meanwhile, the Edge Lane Allotments on Mill Road in L13 have plots available and the waiting list is open. Interested parties can email edgelane.allotments@gmail.com for more information.
The Grandison AllotmentsÂ
The Grandison Allotments, located on Grandison Road in the L4 area of Liverpool, have a long and fascinating history. Originally established in 1901, these allotments were created as part of a movement to encourage city-dwellers to reconnect with the natural world and cultivate their produce.
Today, the Grandison Allotments Society is still going strong and continues to be a thriving hub of activity for gardeners in the local community. While the waiting list for a plot is currently closed, expressions of interest can still be emailed to the society’s dedicated email address.
The Grandison Allotments are situated in a beautiful location with a backdrop of trees, and the site boasts a range of facilities, including a communal shed, toilets, and water taps. The society regularly organizes events and workshops and promotes organic and sustainable gardening practices. If you’re interested in joining the community of gardeners at the Grandison Allotments, it’s worth watching their website and social media channels for updates on plot availability and upcoming events.
The Greenbank Allotments
on Greenbank Lane in L17 offer a wonderful opportunity for gardening enthusiasts, although the waiting list is closed until further notice. Those interested can email greenbankplots@gmail.com for updates.
The Harthill Allotments
on Harthill Road in L18 are another option for gardeners in Liverpool. To enquire about renting a plot, one can visit the Harthill website or email enquiries@harthillallotments.org.uk. The Higher Lane Allotments in L9 can be reached by calling 07817 985904.
The Lister Drive Allotments
on Brainerd Street in L13 are maintained by Liverpool City Council. To express interest in renting a plot here, one can email allotments@liverpool.gov.uk. For those in the L25 area, the Menlove Avenue Allotments on Vale Road can be contacted by calling Kerry Peacock on 0151 421 0222 or 07969 881270.
The Mersey Road Allotments
The Lister Drive Allotments are located on Brainerd Street in the L13 area of Liverpool and are managed by the Liverpool City Council. The site offers 83 plots and is situated in a tranquil location, with greenery and trees surrounding the area. The plots are available in a variety of sizes and are perfect for gardeners of all levels, from beginners to experienced growers.
The Lister Drive Allotments have a strong sense of community, and plot holders are encouraged to work together to maintain the site and participate in events such as plant sales and social gatherings.
The allotments are also equipped with water taps and toilets, and the site is easily accessible by public transportation. If you’re interested in securing a plot at the Lister Drive Allotments, you can email the council’s dedicated allotments email address to enquire about availability. The council also offers guidance and support to plot holders, making this a great choice for those new to allotment gardening.
Pitville Avenue Allotments
Pitville Avenue Allotments are located in the L18 area of Liverpool and are run by the council’s Allotments Service. The site offers 55 plots, which are available to rent by individuals or community groups. The plots vary in size and are suitable for gardeners of all levels, from beginners to experienced growers.
The allotments are in a quiet residential area, surrounded by trees and greenery, making it a peaceful place to garden. Plot holders have access to water and communal toilets, and the site is secured with fencing and gates to ensure the safety of the plot holders’ belongings. The Pitville Avenue Allotments also have a strong sense of community, with plot holders coming together to organize social events and share their knowledge and experience.
The waiting list for a plot at this site can vary, so it’s best to contact the council’s Allotments Service directly to enquire about availability. The service also offers support and guidance to plot holders, making it a great choice for those new to allotment gardening.
Get on the waiting list by calling 0151 722 7834
Seeds Lane Allotments on Barlows Lane in L9 offer a unique community feel. To learn more about Seeds Lane, one can visit their website or email seedslane@outlook.com.
The Sefton Park Allotments on Greenbank Lane in L17 have a waiting list that is currently closed. For those interested in the Sturdee Road Allotments, one can email sturdeeroadallotments2016@gmail.com. The Sudley Allotments on North Sudley Road in L17 can be reached by calling 0151 233 6365 or emailing allotments@liverpool.gov.uk to inquire about their waiting list.
The Thingwall Road Allotments in L15 can be reached by emailing thingwallroadallotments@gmail.com.
Walton Hall Park Allotments
Walton Hall Park Allotments are situated within the picturesque grounds of Walton Hall Park, in the L9 area of Liverpool. The site offers approximately 90 plots, ranging in size from half to full plots, which are available to rent by individuals or community groups.
The allotments are in a tranquil and peaceful setting, surrounded by greenery and wildlife, making it a great escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Plot holders have access to water and communal toilets, and the site is secured with fencing and gates to ensure the safety of the plot holders’ belongings.
The allotments have a strong sense of community, with plot holders coming together to organize social events and share their knowledge and experience. The waiting list for a plot at this site can vary, so it’s best to contact the council’s Allotments Service directly to enquire about availability. The service also offers support and guidance to plot holders, making it a great choice for those new to allotment gardening.
Contact: 0151 222 9454 (answer machine) or email waltonallotmentsâ@yahoo.com
In conclusion, Liverpool offers a plethora of allotments for those interested in gardening and joining a vibrant community of fellow green thumbs. While some allotments have closed waiting lists or no availability at present, there are still many opportunities to rent a plot and start growing your own produce. Contact the respective allotment associations or Liverpool City Council for more information on availability and waiting lists.
Brian Sheridan has an allotment in Edgbaston and is a competitive grower. Brian is also a keen photographer and loves cooking. Brian and his wife Mary will also be running a stall at Edgebaston artisan market this year, selling products made from the allotment, including his award-winning relish!