About the Plot List

The list here shows the current position, but plots do become available regularly as people’s circumstances change.

We also keep an eye on plots that appear to be inactive and, where appropriate, contact the current holder to check whether they still wish to continue.

We also have a small holding plot — Plot 48 — where new members can make a start while waiting for a larger plot to become available.

Because of this, it’s always worth booking a site visit, even if the list currently shows all plots as taken. You can have a look around, tell us what you’re looking for, and we can discuss the options available.

Plot List

(last updated September 2026)


Why My Patch?

A little space to grow. A good reason to get outdoors.

Grow your own food, get your hands dirty and enjoy a break from the everyday. At My Patch Swindon, we welcome beginners and experienced growers alike, with different plot sizes and a friendly community to share the journey. Whether you’re dreaming of your first home-grown tomatoes or a bigger vegetable patch, it starts with a visit.


Life at My Patch

Space to grow. Knowledge to share. People to meet.

Your Space

Different plot sizes to suit your ambitions and the time you have.

Know-How

Practical experience in growing, bees and chickens within our community.

Community

A friendly place to meet fellow growers, swap ideas and enjoy the outdoors.

Let’s begin the conversation.

Not sure where to start? We’re here to help. To book a site visit, simply complete the form and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

During your site visit, you can expect:

  • Friendly advice and guidance

  • A tour of the available plots

  • Information about plot sizes and prices

  • An explanation of how the site works

  • Answers to any questions you may have

  • The opportunity to discuss your gardening plans

  • A relaxed, no-pressure visit

Site visits are usually held at 11:00 a.m. on Sunday mornings.