CAGA

Chinnor Allotment & Garden Association

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Plots available for immediate possession!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

NO BONFIRES

Great news! There are plots available for immediate possession, so with no longer a waiting list, you could be down on the plot next week starting to plan the season ahead

Get in touch if you're interested by contacting our Plot Letter at plots@caga.org.uk

The days are starting to get longer and hopefully warmer. That means, more time out in the garden and more time to plant up the allotment. 

We look forward to good growing conditions, rain at night, sun during the day!

We look forward to a new season and hope the growing year will prove worthwhile, successful and bountiful for you and your families.

 

Please note that Bonfires on the allotment are forbidden.

'We have been provided with this guidance by Chinnor Parish Council. Owing to conditions outside our control we are forced to ban bonfires'.

For further information please see Rules.

Shop

The Allotments are open as usual and normal service has returned.

The Shop is open every Sunday morning, between 10.00am and 12 noon.

We have just taken delivery of seed potatoes, a selection of Early, Second early and Main crop are available for sale right now.

We also have a wide selection of items available for sale. Please go to the Shop page for further details.

Access to the equipment is available though it can only be used on your behalf by a Committee member. Please ask for further details at the Distribution Centre/Shop on a Sunday morning.

About Chinnor Allotment and Garden Association

Joining

Thinking about getting your own allotment? We have both "half" and "full size" allotments for only £21/£42 per year respectively. 

For more information and to join the waiting list, please have a look at our joining page.

 

Growing

We have pretty good and slightly alkaline soil in the allotments, allowing for a wide variety of fruit and vegetables to be successfully grown in the allotments all year round. 

If in doubt, your allotment neighbours will always be happy to share their experience with you.

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Social

While the solitude and quiet you experience when gardening is part of the joy of having an allotment, it wouldn't be the same without the community aspects. 

In addition to the friendships being formed between allotment neighbours, we also have organised events including a weekly meat raffle; tickets available on the day from the Sunday shop.

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Chinnor Allotment Association Mission Statement

Our community of allotments and gardens. Land for all to grow their own food, plants and flowers for ourselves and those we wish to give to. Keeping us healthy physically and mentally.

We have an elected Committee appointed by our members. The Committee are here to help our members in the pursuit of growing good healthy crops of all types and for all seasons, and methods. At the same time addressing the care of the creatures which also inhabit our world.

We have horticultural equipment which members are encouraged to borrow and use after demonstrating competence in its use.

Our aim is to foster mindfulness and love. As John Lennon said, ‘All you need is love’.

 

Chris McGuire                                                             Published 17th February 2026