Frome Allotment Association

Frome Allotment Association was formed in 1991. It runs the allotments on behalf of the people of the town. The eight sites are leased from Frome Town Council. FAA is a self-managing allotment association, funded by member subscriptions and any grants it can secure from the public or charitable sectors.

Our Sites

There are eight sites within the town: Welshmill, North Parade, Muriel Jones Fields at Birchill Lane, which has 106 plots plus 10 raised beds for less able members, Orchard Street, Singers Knoll, Queens Road, Cranmore View, which has 6 plots, and Mendip View.

In total 247 plots are under cultivation. The sites vary in size from the largest at Muriel Jones Fields at Birchill Lane with 106 plots, to the smallest at Cranmore View which has just 6.

Waiting List

The waiting list for a plot is around 350.

If you are interested in an allotment and would like to be added to the waiting list please let us know

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News from the plot

 

Community Shed

Great news! The installation of the new shed by the raised beds is now complete. This shed is primarily intended for use by the raised bed plot holders, but others are welcome to store small tools in there as well. However, it's essential to note that the shed will...

Keep It Frome

Could Frome be a flourishing garden? How we choose to steward our food systems is a key aspect of the circular economy, defining both the health and well-being of our community

Frome outside / gardening activities

We understand that many of you are eagerly awaiting an opportunity to cultivate your own allotment. However, due to the long waiting list of over 300 people, it may be some time before a space becomes available. In the meantime, we would like to suggest some...

Connecting frustrated gardeners with unloved gardens

Free gardening event Join us for a few drinks and a chat at the lovely three swans to connect with people with an interest in gardening. We want to connect and support frustrated gardeners with unloved gardens so everyone can have access to a growing space and have...

Community Shed

Great news! The installation of the new shed by the raised beds is now complete. This shed is primarily intended for use by the raised bed plot holders, but others are welcome to store small tools in there as well. However, it's essential to note that the shed will...

read more

Keep It Frome

Could Frome be a flourishing garden? How we choose to steward our food systems is a key aspect of the circular economy, defining both the health and well-being of our community

read more

Frome outside / gardening activities

We understand that many of you are eagerly awaiting an opportunity to cultivate your own allotment. However, due to the long waiting list of over 300 people, it may be some time before a space becomes available. In the meantime, we would like to suggest some...

read more

Connecting frustrated gardeners with unloved gardens

Free gardening event Join us for a few drinks and a chat at the lovely three swans to connect with people with an interest in gardening. We want to connect and support frustrated gardeners with unloved gardens so everyone can have access to a growing space and have...

read more

FROME POTATO DAY AND SEED SWAP 2023

Frome Potato Day and Seed Swap 2023 Sunday 19th February 10am-2pm Entrance £3 per adult Community Seed Swap: Bring your excess seeds in clearly marked paper envelopes and swap for exciting new varieties. With Workshops, Community Groups and Fun Kids Activities....

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Better by Bike

The new bike racks at Muriel Jones Fields and Welshmill are proving popular. One of our members pointed out that people would be more likely to cycle to the allotments, if their bikes could be left securely. Frome Town Council installed the racks earlier this summer...

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Hedge laying at Muriel Jones Field Allotments

Frome Town Rangers have laid a new hedge at Muriel Jones Field allotments. Hedge laying is a traditional countryside skill. As well as looking good to the eye, it acts as a refuge for wildlife, as well as a supply of food. Our thanks go to the rangers for this...

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Muriel Jones Womble Day

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Gardening Together