From Haycroft Road, turn into Chelsom Close. You can park in the designated area on the left, and the shop is inside the gate to the left.
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🔴 The Allotment Shop is currently closed. Next opening dates: Saturday, October 17, 10:00 am until 12:00 noon; then Sunday, October 18, 10:00 am until 12:00 noon.

Our 2027 seed potato range is now available to pre-order online or at the SGAA shop. Use our handy guide to compare varieties by cropping type and cooking suitability, order online, or download a printable form to complete at home and bring into the shop.
Order by Sunday 1 November — our final shop opening of 2026.
View the Guide & Pre-Order
Only red onions sets and garlic currently available in the shop.

You can easily renew your membership online by either logging into your account and select the renew option, or clicking the button below. (Providing you use the current email address we have for you, it will update your existing membership).
Renew Here
We love a bit of recycling and reuse, but our supply of spare plant pots has now reached mountainous proportions! 😄
Please don’t leave any more pots at or outside the SGAA Shop. We’ve got plenty to keep us going for the foreseeable future.
Thanks everyone for your understanding — and for helping us keep the shop area tidy. 💚

Our AGM will be held at the Times Club, at the Oval on Wednesday 10th February 2026. It will be a 6:30pm arrival, ready to start at 7:00pm. Please let us know if you are attending by clicking the button below.
The SGAA Shop is located at Chelsom Close, Haycroft Road, Stevenage, SG1 3BX, on the Lawrence Avenue allotment site.
From Haycroft Road, turn into Chelsom Close. You can park in the designated area on the left, and the shop is inside the gate to the left.
Address: Chelsom Close, Haycroft Road, Stevenage, SG1 3BX (Lawrence Avenue allotment site).
Parking: Use the designated area on the left as you enter Chelsom Close.
Finding the shop: It’s inside the gate to the left.
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Joining your local allotment association, like the Stevenage Gardens and Allotments Association (SGAA), offers a range of benefits beyond just having a space to grow your fruit, vegetables, and flowers.
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced gardener, allotment associations provide valuable soil management, crop rotation, pest control, and seasonal planting guidance. You’ll benefit from the collective wisdom of fellow growers who can help you get the most out of your plot.
Allotment gardening isn’t just about growing plants; it’s about growing friendships. Joining an association means joining a welcoming community of like-minded people who share a passion for gardening. There are always opportunities to chat with fellow plot holders, swap produce, and exchange gardening tips.
We offer discounts on seeds, plants, compost, and gardening equipment. These savings can quickly add up, making your gardening efforts more affordable.
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