[operabunny]

1 acre = 4046.856 m²    Lucky Spana!


I have about 140m².

[operabunny]

Forgot to tally up!
We're up to 6209m² so far.

[GrannieAnnie]

Half an acre, about 2,023.43 m²

[compie]

2 allotments 2 rood = 2 023.428 2 square meters  and garden 150 square meters

[Ma Lowe]

Is it just the veg part or the whole land  ... i am having a blonde moment ...it will pass .. I hope 

[fatcat1955]

I have 2 plots, 1 is 8mts x 30mts the other is 5mts x 15mts which is about 315sq mts

[cjskts]

ours is about 270 square m.

[whistler]

Our lottie is approx. 116 sq. metres and the one we work for a friend is the same size. (Yup, I know, how lucky are we?)

[SUTTY1]

about 280sq m's here,

[digalotty]

my garden is a postage stamp but i have a half plot of  5x25mtr = 125m and i am taking on a full plot with my brother after Christmas,  that should keep me busy

[Spana]

Is anyone keeping a tally

[rubyrose]

we have 2 allotments 10 rod each so i am told,    not sure what 10 rod is in square metres
but i know its lots of digging.   i was told roughly 20 by 12 m but not meausured myself

[suziet88]

Crikey I'm still in old money - 40 x 40 sq ft.  Off to get a calculator to work that out in new money ........................

[paintedlady]

I have a garden roughly 5m x 35m but is mainly fruit trees, "lawn" and 3 greenhouses (2 are 8x6ft and 1 is 6x4ft)  .  Total area: 175sq m.  Despite the large growing space, the garden is surrounded by neighbours trees/tall privet hedges/greenhouses and not great for growing veg.

Full size plot 360sq m

Shared plot of which I cultivate 140sq m. 

I've held on to the shared plot while getting the big plot sorted - it has a lot of problems due to its location (bottom of a hill so can get flooded especially during very wet seasons - I still have strong memories of wading ankle deep in water in July 2007 soon after I took it on) and compacted heavy clay/riddled with marestail and bramble but has been great for summer crops such as squashes, runner beans & sweetcorn and fruit bushes (blueberry, red/white/blackcurrant and gooseberries).  It takes time and money to make improvements such as digging in sharp sand, compost and manure as well as building raised beds and clearing the marestail, but gradually I'm cultivating other crops as and when the soil is improved especially root veg - about 75% of the plot is now being fully utilised.  My friend and I have both decided to give up the shared plot by spring 2012

[aelf]

I have about 450 sq m, a third of which is turned over to fruits