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# WAGA

Warlingham Allotment Garden Association

## Sitemaps

- [XML Sitemap](https://waga.org.uk/sitemap.xml): Contains all public & indexable URLs for this website.

## Pages

- [Warlingham Allotment Garden Association](https://waga.org.uk/) - Welcome to WAGA's website. Warlingham Allotment Garden Association (WAGA) was formed in probably the 1920’s or 1930’s and we have the minutes of Committee meetings from 1937 onwards. WAGA moved a short distance to its present site in 2004 and the land is leased from the Diocese of Southwark for a yearly rent. We have
- [Shop](https://waga.org.uk/shop/) - The WAGA Shed Shop is open to plot holders and members of the Warlingham Horticulture Association on presentation of their membership card each Sunday from 10:30 - 12.00 from end of February to end of October. In December and January open by arrangement through contacting the secretary. Note: The shop is not open to members
- [Facilities](https://waga.org.uk/facilities/) - Access and Parking Access at the gate is via a combination code padlock - advised when you start. Parking is in the area from the gate to the shop. No cars are to be parked on the central walkway to plots. Gate etiquette - when you leave if there are no other cars remaining or
- [General Information](https://waga.org.uk/welcome-pack/) - Warlingham Allotment Garden Association (WAGA) was formed in probably the 1920’s or 1930’s and we have the minutes of Committee meetings from 1937 onwards. WAGA moved a short distance to its present site in 2004 and the land is leased from the Diocese of Southwark for a yearly rent. We have over 80 plot holders
- [Best Full Plot Trophy Winners](https://waga.org.uk/best-full-plot-trophy-winners/)
- [Victor Ludorum Winners](https://waga.org.uk/victor-ludorum-winners/)
- [Social Gatherings](https://waga.org.uk/social-gatherings/) - 2025 August - members, families enjoying goodies and winners of trophies 2024 August - members socialising and chairman handing out trophies. 2023 September
- [WAGA RULES](https://waga.org.uk/useful-information/) - Rules of the Association The committee shall administer all the affairs of the association a. The committee shall consist ofChairmanVice ChairmanTreasurerSecretaryShed Secretaryand a maximum of five additional committee members.b. The name of every candidate for election to the committee shall be proposed and seconded by two members of the association. Such proposals shall be sent
- [Annual Plot Judging Competition](https://waga.org.uk/allotment-competition/) - There is an annual plot judging competition, usually in June/July, with an official judge from the National Vegetable Society. The Best Plot, regardless of size, as selected by an external Judge in late summer, is awarded the Victor Ludorum Trophy and there is a smaller trophy for the 2nd and 3rd place plot holders. The
- [Annual General Meeting](https://waga.org.uk/agm/) - The WAGA Allotment year runs from 1st November to 31st October and the Annual General Meeting is held in November/December each year and all plot holders are encouraged to attend. The finances of WAGA are looked after by the Treasurer and the accounts are audited at the end of each year, and presented at this
- [Become A Member](https://waga.org.uk/become-a-member/) - Application Details If you would like to be added to our waiting list please email the secretary at wagasecretary2020@gmail.com giving your name, email address and phone number. You will then be sent a copy of our Information Pack and our secretary can also advise where you would be on the waiting list. Plot Holders Agreement New members
- [Health & Safety](https://waga.org.uk/health-safety/) - First and foremost health and safety is the responsibility of each plot holder when cultivating their plot and being mindful of the health and safety of fellow plot holders. There are items of mechanical plant that can be hired from the Shed Shop, namely lawn mowers, rotovator, hedge trimmer, brush cutter and a post rammer.
- [Help & Advice](https://waga.org.uk/help-and-advice/) - Advice There is a wealth of expert advice and experience among the plot-holders, don’t be afraid to ask. A discussion forum is planned for the website but in the meantime the WhatsApp group is also an ideal starting point. If at any time you are struggling with your plot, please speak to a committee member
- [Best Half Plot Trophy Winners](https://waga.org.uk/best-half-plot-trophy-winners/)
- [Plot Upkeep](https://waga.org.uk/getting-started-and-plot-upkeep/) - The upkeep of your plot is best considered to be weekly "little and often" rather than monthly "periodic purges" and once you have your plot in good order it is far easier to keep it that way. You should allow for around 4 hours a week during the growing season whilst during the winter months
- [Plot Guidelines](https://waga.org.uk/guidelines-for-a-good-allotment-plot/) - The following are based on the criteria set by the National Allotment Association. Obviously the main criteria is that one enjoys one’s allotment. Quality of crops - Plants should be free from disease, pests and damage, a broad range of food crops and flowers should be in evidence with the available growing space taken into