Sheds, water butts and bean poles, on the south-west side above the harbour.
The allotments lie on the south-west side of Seabrook, just above the harbour. The site is long established and is run by a committee of plot-holders.
There are sheds, water butts, compost heaps and bean poles, with paths between the plots and a communal tap. A noticeboard stands near the entrance. The committee’s minutes are posted on it, together with such notices as members feel the need to address to one another.
The allotment show is held in June. The committee also takes a close interest in the flowerbeds in Seabrook Gardens, which are the responsibility of the Council.
The plots are worked all year. Visitors are asked to keep to the paths.
Details
- Address
- The south-west side of town, above the harbour
On the map
Marked on the town map.
Appears in
- Book 0Prequel A Small Matter of a Missing Cat
- Book 2 Grounds for Murder
What the locals say
“There’s always a feud on up there. The noticeboard is worth reading.”