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16 tonnes are no bother to a few willing workers. A great morning spent creating paths around the new beds. All finished...
17/10/2026

16 tonnes are no bother to a few willing workers. A great morning spent creating paths around the new beds. All finished off with a welcomed cuppa.

We had a great night celebrating our first harvest together at Lisnagleer. Thanks to Eileen and Robert for cooking our B...
17/08/2026

We had a great night celebrating our first harvest together at Lisnagleer. Thanks to Eileen and Robert for cooking our BBQ and to all the Allotmenteers who supplied the accompaniments. More than growing veg, growing community

Just dug another batch of potatoes, good yield even after very little rain. Hope there will be some left over for our BB...
12/08/2026

Just dug another batch of potatoes, good yield even after very little rain. Hope there will be some left over for our BBQ on Saturday evening. All 15 plots filled and growing lots of fruit veg and flowers at Drumglass Allotments Lisnagleer

First dig at my new potatoes, only need a few slices of bacon
16/07/2026

First dig at my new potatoes, only need a few slices of bacon

09/06/2026

⏰Just a reminder that our workshop is tonight at seven o’clock. Looking forward to seeing you there. 🥦🥕🌽🥬🧅

When you are new to gardening sometimes you get some things wrong
20/05/2026

When you are new to gardening sometimes you get some things wrong

Getting ready to plant out my leeks, I take out of the container, remove half of the root & one third of the leaf. Dibbl...
18/05/2026

Getting ready to plant out my leeks, I take out of the container, remove half of the root & one third of the leaf. Dibble a large hole and drop the plant into it. Fill the hole by watering in, this fills the soil gently around the leek and allows room for growth. As leeks are part of the allium family when companion planted with carrots they help to reduce damage from carrot flies. Although these leeks won’t be harvested for a few months it is nice to have some things ready to enjoy at the moment.

Great to see so many getting active on their allotments at Drumglass Allotments Lisnagleer. Some no dig, some tilling th...
09/05/2026

Great to see so many getting active on their allotments at Drumglass Allotments Lisnagleer. Some no dig, some tilling the ground but the important thing to keep the weeds at bay

Drumglass Allotment Associate are holding their first open day at 21, Lisnagleer Road BT70 3LN tomorrow between 11am and...
24/04/2026

Drumglass Allotment Associate are holding their first open day at 21, Lisnagleer Road BT70 3LN tomorrow between 11am and 3pm. Local chef Eileen McKeown of “Moreish “ is supplying the food. Some of the delights will be Harissa chickpeas & cauliflower with whipped feta, Leeks and wild rice with salsa verde or something sweet with Rhubarb & Custard cake or maybe try Swede and ginger cake. There will be lots of activities for children & allotmenteers on hand to ask questions on gardening and how to get an allotment

Great to see plenty of planting and plans going on both inside of the tunnels and on the allotments. Here’s hoping next ...
17/04/2026

Great to see plenty of planting and plans going on both inside of the tunnels and on the allotments. Here’s hoping next weeks good weather will encourage more ☀️🌞

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21, Lisnagleer Road
Dungannon
BT703LN

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