Scottish Allotments and Gardens Society

If you are looking for sites offering gardening advice go to our gardening advice page. This page is for links to sites offering management or organisational or educational advice.

If you have a favourite site that is not shown here, please let us know. Also please let us know if any of these links are broken - people don't necessarily tell us when they move their pages and we can't monitor everything! Please remember that these are external sites and SAGS cannot be responsible for the content of these sites

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• Useful Web Links:

  • Funding Scotland a web site collecting grants and funding information all in one place
  • Scottish Environmental Law Centre a charitable law centre using the law to protect people, the environment and nature.
  • Trellis, the Scottish charity that supports, promotes and develops the use of horticulture to promote health and wellbeing has lots of useful information about courses, events, funding and more.
  • Links to allotment strategies and management plans produced by Scottish local authorities.
  • Community Action Toolkit from SEAD including a very useful list of funding bodies.
  • Master Composter scheme from Waste Aware Scotland
    Scotland's national scheme to encourage composting garden waste. Everything you need to know about making your own compost and an opportunity to buy the equipment
  • Department for Communities and Local Government - Allotments: a plot holders guide
    Tailored to the english situation but full of fascinating stuff
  • FEDAGA: federation of Edinburgh and district allotments and gardens association
    Full of good ideas and essential information for anyone interested in allotments in Edinburgh
  • City of Glasgow allotment site
    This is that part of the City of Glasgow web site that deals with allotments. If you want to know about allotments in Glasgow or live in Glasgow and want to get an allotment then this is a good place to start.
  • Allotment Regeneration Initiative
    a collaborative project involving a number of organisations with the aim of increasing the uptake of allotments
  • National Allotment Gardens Trust
    a charitable organisation with aims that involve the promotion of allotment gardening to improve education and social welfare of the public
  • National Society of Allotment and Leisure Gardeners
    a society whose aim is to offer advice and help to amateur gardeners
  • Royal Caledonian Horticultural Society
    Scotland's premier gardening society and also one of its oldest; founded in 1809 "for the purpose of forming a society for the improvement of horticulture in all its branches"
  • Garden for Life is an initiative which aims to make biodiversity relevant to the public by using gardens, whether private or communal, as a context for experience, learning and action.
  • ASK Organic is a composting and organic gardening consultancy in the Scottish Borders. Their web site is full of excellent free advice, but they also run courses and demonstrate techniques at their own organic garden near Jedburgh.
  • Greenspace Scotland is an independant charitable company receiving funding from the government. Their goal is to ensure that everyone living and working in urban Scotland has easy access to quality greenspaces that meet local needs and improve their quality of life.

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