| For those of you who aren't British, allotments are pieces of land which are owned publicly and rented out to people to grow things on. |
| The woman and I walked down the road between the boneyard and the nuthouse this morning and headed into the garden allotments. |
| An ambitious plan to convert two acres of unused allotments into recreational facilities was launched today. |
| The heirs were Kickapoos who had received allotments in the same reservation in their own right. |
| Other skills, such as cultivating onions, giant leeks, melons, carnations, fuchsias and roses for competition, are honed on allotments. |
| The council now needs to restore the allotments earmarked for the extension, which had been left untended in anticipation of planning consent. |
