ROSENDALE ALLOTMENTS ASSOCIATION

Q1: What is the physical address of Rosendale Allotments Association Limited?
A1: The physical address of Rosendale Allotments Association Limited is 227, Rosendale Road, London SE21 8LR.

Q2: What types of allotment styles are available at Rosendale Allotments?
A2: Rosendale Allotments offers a huge range of allotment styles from 'Mediterranean' to wildlife garden, catering to various cultivation needs and preferences.

Q3: What products can be grown on an allotment plot at Rosendale Allotments?
A3: All types of vegetable and flower cultivation are allowed on the allotment plots, providing a diverse range of options for growers.

Q4: What structures are available for allotment holders to use?
A4: The site offers a range of greenhouses, sheds, and self-built structures that can be used by allotment holders to support their growing activities.

Q5: Is access to the allotments restricted, and if so, why?
A5: The private site is not accessible to the general public due to its unique nature and the need for security and maintenance.

Q6: What amenities are available near the allotments?
A6: O ff street car parking for two large lorries or four 'transit' size vans is available, along with close proximity to public transport options.

Q7: What is the significance of Rosendale Allotments in terms of biodiversity and wildlife?
A7: The site has been recognized as an important area for biodiversity and wildlife, with over 450 allotment plots spread across a gently sloping hill that supports a wide range of flora and fauna.

Q8: How can individuals get involved in supporting the sustainability efforts at Rosendale Allotments?
A8: Individuals can contact info@Tessa.Parikian.com to learn more about the Sustainability Group update, which aims to encourage practices that benefit the ecology and biodiversity of the allotment environment.

Q9: What is the purpose of the Sustainability Group Update?
A9: The Sustainability Group Update aims to explore ways to support the wildlife and ecosystem on the allotment site, including initiatives such as a plastic pot amnesty, creating homes for Hairy-legged flower bees, and conducting a biodiversity audit.

Q10: How can individuals benefit from companion planting in their allotment plots?
A10: Companion planting can help create a rich, diverse polyculture to encourage a healthy ecosystem in balance with nature, attracting pollinators, providing forage for insects, and helping with pest control by distracting pests with scent or colorful petals.

Q11: What is the significance of Rosendale Allotments being added to a Site of Importance for Nature Conservation?
A11: The allotment site was recently added to a Site of Importance for Nature Conservation by Lambeth Council due to its high number of hedgehogs, recognizing its importance in supporting biodiversity and wildlife.

Q12: How can individuals get involved with the Sustainability Group Update?
A12: Individuals can contact info@Tessa.Parikian.com to learn more about the Sustainability Group Update and how they can contribute to its efforts.