Inspiring sustainable agriculture, food sovereignty, and ecological stewardship.

Aerial view of a large community garden divided into multiple smaller garden plots, some with greenhouses, gardening tools, and plants. There are also areas with grass and a few structures, surrounded by fencing and bordered by fields and trees.

We have a limited number of allotment plots available for 2026. If you’re looking for a space to grow food organically, alongside good people and a thriving landscape, and to be part of a wider community project, get in touch to find out more or come and have a look around.

Who We Are

Gamrie Gardens is a volunteer-led community growing project in Aberdeenshire, rooted in biodiversity, local food access, and practical ecological stewardship. We provide organic allotment spaces, share beyond-organic produce and plants through our donation-based honesty shop, and create hands-on opportunities for people to get involved in regenerative growing, habitat creation, and community-led land care. From rescue animals and orchard planting to ponds, tree planting, and wildlife-friendly growing, Gamrie Gardens exists to nourish both people and place.

A field of wildflowers with the sun shining in the background, including red poppies and other colorful flowers.
Two envelopes with stamps on them being held in a hand. The envelopes are addressed to Lucy Firth in Sandbach, Cheshire, UK. The background features pink and purple flowers in a garden.
A sign advertising free wildflower seed packets for newsletter sign-ups at Gamrie Gardens, with three seed packets held in a person's hand.
Glass jars and bowls filled with dried herbs and flowers on a wooden surface.