Q: Thinking about getting an allotment
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8 Things to Ponder Before You Take on an Allotment via and 8 Reasons to Take on An Allotment

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Q: Is there a waiting list
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As of July 2013 there was a waiting list of 34.

The allotments are run by Hayle Town Council and to oin the waiting list you will need to contact the Town Clerk - Eleanor Giggal in writing (email is acceptable) with your contact details, including address as the allotments are only for residents of the Town/Parish.


Hayle Community Centre, 58 Queensway, Hayle, TR27 4NX
Town Mayor: Jayne Ninnes • Town Clerk: Eleanor Giggal

Tel/Fax: 01736-755005 • Email:

(see for information on the Town Council).

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Q: Interested in getting an allotment
A:

The allotments are run by Hayle Town Council and you will need to contact the Town Clerk - Eleanor Giggal in writing (email is acceptable) with your contact details, including address as the allotments are only for residents of the Town/Parish.


Hayle Community Centre, 58 Queensway, Hayle, TR27 4NX
Town Mayor: Jayne Ninnes • Town Clerk: Eleanor Giggal

Tel/Fax: 01736-755005 • Email:

(see for information on the Town Council).

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Q: Getting started on an allotment
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Ten Tips for Grow Your Own Beginners is worth a read

  1. Don’t throw anything away
  2. Nurture what you inherit
  3. Don’t plan
  4. Plant easy to manage stuff
  5. Grow tomatoes and strawberries (though watch out for tomamot blight here in Cornwall)
  6. Grow veg that’s expensive to buy
  7. Talk to the old boys
  8. Join a web forum
  9. Grow veg you like
  10. Start a blog and take lots of photos!

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