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News from the federations
Leipzig: City tours and visit of the most beautiful allotment garden sites.
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Netherlands: Some activities of the allotment gardeners
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Netherlands: So this is the way they garden
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Allotment gardens – a plant from Berlin – the green urban diamonds
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France : The French allotment and community garden federation (FNJFC) concludes a partnership with Gas Network Distribution France (GrDF)
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The allotment gardens around Paris have taken on a new lease of life
Soon we will find the first allotment gardens with a quality label!
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Great-Britain: Prince of Wales becomes Patron of the National Society of Allotment and Leisure Gardeners
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Luxembourg : A theatre play in the allotment garden site in Luxembourg- Bonnevoie
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Vienna: Eco-crop-fields – a real success
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New realisation in France
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The Polish allotment garden federation's appeal to national allotment garden federation at their 2nd conference
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Ecological boom in Germany's allotment gardens
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France: A visit to Martinique by Jérôme Clément, Director of the FNJFC, at the invitation of our partner association SEVE
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Allotment gardens as a place of learning: Creating networks – the Brême model
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Flanders: Adoption of a strategic plan
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France: The local authorities and allotment gardens
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Germany: Art in the allotment gardens 2011
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Germany: United we stand, divided we fall
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Switzerland:Assembly of delegates votes resolution.
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Great-Britain: The future of allotments is secure.
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France : Active allotment gardeners!
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Devils Tongue (Amorphophallus) in the Botanical Garden in Basle.
During the Eastern Days a Devils Tongue (Amorphophallus) bloomed in the botanical garden in Basle. This 2 meter high plant needs 17 years to bloom and then does it for less than 3 days. This happened the last time in Switzerland 75 years ago! Meanwhile more than 10.000 people came to admire it.
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Germany: Mark the dates
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Switzerland: An example to imitate
New allotment gardens to start the year in a positive way!
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The NATIONAL SOCIETY of ALLOTMENT & LEISURE GARDENERS at the EDIBLE GARDEN SHOW
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New brochure: "For a better future – Projects in the allotment garden"
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In Basle, amateur gardeners are fighting to keep their gardens alive
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The Luxembourgish allotment garden federation joined the initiative: Luxembourg without GMO's"
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