Image of a white woman with grey hair wearing a pink top planting seeds in a raised bed at the Ruils allotment. She is smiling up at the camera. Next tour is a man in a black jumper writing on a packet of seeds.

Ruils Community Allotment

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Do you want to try your hand at gardening?

The Ruils Community Allotment in Teddington is an accessible place for adults of all ages to enjoy growing and caring for a garden. The allotment has its own gate (half way down the allotments), raised beds for comfortable access and a gravel pathway, making it easily accessible for wheelchairs.

Our allotment group help maintain and plant the Ruils Community Allotment for all to enjoy! There are a variety of jobs, from helping with planting and maintenance to just spending some time outdoors.

There is a small parking lot in the cemetery and the 281 and 33 buses stop on Stanley Road which is just round the corner.

Date: Wednesdays

Time: 11:00 am – 1:00 pm

Location: Shacklegate Lane Allotments, Teddington, TW11 8UJ

 

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Image of poor people around the wooden plantar filling it with flowers and greenery. They are standing in an allotment.
Image of allotment volunteer Jess kneeling down next to a raised bed full of plants. Bed has been painted with red blue yellow and green paint and she is pointing to the logo that's been painted on the side.
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Image of a young person with fair skin and blonde hair holding a pink bucket full of corn and cherry tomatoes at the Ruils allotment. They are wearing sunglasses and a shirt that says British Wildlife centre with a squirrel on it.