Hook Cross Allotments

About Hook Cross Allotments

Established on arable farmland in 2010, this pretty edge of village community run allotment site is now one of the largest allotments in Hampshire. With more than 100 plot-holders you can see a wonderful variety of approaches to growing edible produce and flowers including raised beds, no-dig, novel crops, traditional lay-outs and polytunnels. Be inspired to try growing your own and talk to plot-holders who will be on hand to discuss their experiences and what’s involved.

Vegetables, soft fruit, top fruit, flowers, unusual produce and herbs. The allotments incorporate a number of wildlife-friendly features such as beetle banks to help beneficial invertebrates, insect hotels, nest-boxes, wildflower meadow and a community orchard. Wildlife on the site includes birds, butterflies and small mammals. It is usually easy to watch red kites, buzzards, kestrels and skylarks above the plots.

Light refreshments include cold drinks, snacks and cakes. Parking, picnic area, compost toilet, vegetable and wildlife information, well-behaved dogs welcome.

Grass paths and uneven ground, not suitable for wheelchair users

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Plants and refreshments for sale.