Ross-on-Wye Allotments

Allotment plots in Ross-on-Wye, Herefordshire, are leased by the Town Council to Tudorville Allotment Association who manage them on behalf of the council and sub-let them to plot holders. On these pages there is information for existing plot holders, for those who wish to apply for an allotment and also for those who are just interested.


  • It’s all in the planning

    It’s all in the planning

    So, you’ve just taken on your first allotment and are preparing for your first growing season, or perhaps you are a long-time allotment holder and you’ve reached the end of another fantastically productive growing year.  Congratulations!  What next?  You could just mulch down your beds for the winter and turn your attention to other projects…

  • Plot Holders Meet-ups

    Plot Holders Meet-ups

    At Tudorville Allotments we grow more than vegetables – we grow new friendships and community spirit. During the summer and winter months we get together over a drink or two to swap tips, ask questions and get to know our neighbours. Some members come alone, others bring partners, kids and dogs. It’s always a sociable…

  • Allotment Awards for 2026

    Allotment Awards for 2026

    Last year at our AGM we gave awards for the best plots, the first time we had done so for many years. We will do this again this year with the following categories. The awards will be judged by a small panel in mid-August and the prizes (£25 Garden Centre vouchers) awarded at our AGM…

  • Spring into Action with Tudorville Allotments

    Spring into Action with Tudorville Allotments

    Our plots in Ross come alive each spring with fresh ideas, newgrowth and a friendly community spirit. With 51 plots across twosites (just off Wood Edge and behind the cemetery on WalfordRoad) there’s a plot – and a place – waiting for you. Ourcommunity includes families discovering the joy of diggingtogether, solo growers and couples…

  • Enter the Allotment Society Photo Contest Today!

    Enter the Allotment Society Photo Contest Today!

    See the poster for details of photo competition organised by the West Midlands Branch of the National Allotment Society which some members may like to enter. In last year’s competition there were only 18 entrants who submitted 26 pictures – it must be worth a try.