Welcome to the RAA
The Rosendale Allotments were established in 1908. It is an 18 acre site owned by Dulwich Estate on Knights Hill between Herne Hill and Tulse Hill in South London. You can view the allotments from the air at Google Maps and a map of plots here.
The Allotment Association is constituted as an Industrial and Provident Society, registered and regulated by the FSA, and therefore bound by the rules and regulations which govern such bodies. The Association is formed by the members, and a membership fee is charged. There are 480 plots on the site and the 500 plot holders and sharers are a diverse group, drawn mainly from South London, with all its rich ethnic and cultural variety.
Stores Re-Open for 2014posted Tue. 18th February '14
On the 15th of February, the Stores opened again to help you get ready for spring with a wide selection of seed potatoes in stock, plus onion sets, shallots, garlic and many other allotment products
New opening hours for this year are:
10.30 - 12.30 Saturdays and Sundays
Contact the organisers for information, feedback, or to volunteer, at stores.rosendaleallotments@btconnect.com.
New Stores now open, Saturdays & Sundays, 10 till 1!posted Thu. 7th February '13
A wide selection of seed potatoes including interesting specialist and heritage varieties in stock
Also onion sets for Spring planting, green manures and much else.
Growing Rosendaleposted Thu. 26th July '12
Growing Rosendale is name of the project housed in the new community building.
Our objective is to widen people’s knowledge and skills to grow food successfully on their allotments, at their homes and in community spaces. Our beautiful new community building provides facilities to hold food growing and nature related educational workshops for our allotment members and also for the wider community. We are committed to local, sustainable food growing and to broadening understanding of the environmental issues around food production.
Our education centre is for hire at £10 for RAA members and £15 for non-members.
Catriona Andrews- Community Education Officer
I am working closely with the other officers to develop a schedule of volunteer activities, events and educational programs for the allotments, including food growing, crop planning, composting and natural arts and crafts. If you have any training needs or any ideas for talks, workshops, seasonal events or other activities related to food growing please drop in and let me know or email me at education.growingrosendale@btconnect.com
Amy Nelson – Community Outreach Officer
My role here at Rosendale is to connect with schools and local community groups to develop and run food growing workshops both on the allotments and at other local sites. I will also be encouraging people to grow food in their gardens, on their balconies or windowsills and to support new community gardens by providing them with gardening skills and administrative support. Are you involved in a community garden that needs help with fundraising, learning new gardening skills or sustaining volunteer help? If so we look forward to hearing from you!
email me at outreach.growingrosendale@btconnect.com
Marco Barrella - Project Officer
You might know me as the RAA Membership Officer and Vice Chair. I am now also part of the project team. I help to run the new buildings to facilitate the projects aims to strengthen the allotment community and to use our many resources and members diverse experience to spread the food growing message to others around us. If you would like to hire the building or have any questions please contact me at info.growingrosendale@btconnect.com