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Trumpington Allotment Society provides an enriching gardening experience for enthusiasts looking to cultivate their own plots while connecting with fellow gardeners in the community. Located on Foster Road, this society promotes sustainable gardening practices through shared knowledge among members who are passionate about growing their own food. With spacious allotments available for rent alongside communal areas fostering collaboration among gardeners, it’s not just about growing plants—it’s about forming friendships too! Participate in workshops aimed at enhancing gardening skills while enjoying nature’s bounty at Trumpington Allotment Society—where gardening brings people together.

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Trumpington Allotment Society cambridge
Trumpington Allotment Society cambridge
Trumpington Allotment Society cambridge
Trumpington Allotment Society cambridge
Trumpington Allotment Society cambridge
Trumpington Allotment Society cambridge
Trumpington Allotment Society cambridge
Trumpington Allotment Society cambridge
Trumpington Allotment Society cambridge
Trumpington Allotment Society cambridge

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emilia Rudz

5 Google Rating

Very friendly people around, helpful and knowledgable. It's perfect for a weekend of reconnecting wi

5/ 5

Very friendly people around, helpful and knowledgable. It's perfect for a weekend of reconnecting with the family and the nature too

Jeniya Gwendu

5 Google Rating

Well looked after and a good community project.

5/ 5

Well looked after and a good community project.

William .A. Bruce-Doig

5 Google Rating

Cycle past every morning. Lovely

5/ 5

Cycle past every morning. Lovely

Callum Cope

4 Google Rating

Haven't been in but it never looks bad from cyclinfg past, no obvious amounts of rubbish or delapida

4/ 5

Haven't been in but it never looks bad from cyclinfg past, no obvious amounts of rubbish or delapidation.

Ken Hamilton

5 Google Rating

Friendly, good services on site, sandy soil warms quickly in spring.

5/ 5

Friendly, good services on site, sandy soil warms quickly in spring.

Amy Lafont

5 Google Rating

Allotment site visible from adjacent footpath - always looks well maintained and presentable. Good c

5/ 5

Allotment site visible from adjacent footpath - always looks well maintained and presentable. Good community project with a number of events throughout the year (such as plant/seed swaps) which are open to the public.

János Füzi

4 Google Rating

Yes, helping out a friend. Nice place and nice project.

4/ 5

Yes, helping out a friend. Nice place and nice project.

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