Build a website for Allotment Societies in Scotland
Natterio builds a complete website for your allotment society in Scotland in about 60 seconds. The content's usually already there — it's finding somewhere to put it that's the problem. News, an events calendar, a members forum, and an optional shop are already in place. Free to start, no card needed. Paid plans from £7/month.
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Allotment societies in Scotland are supported by the Scottish Allotments and Gardens Society (SAGS), a national body established in 1931 that campaigns for and advises on allotment gardening across the country, operating separately from England's National Allotment Society under Scotland's own allotments legislation. Scotland's generally shorter, cooler growing season also means many societies favour later sowing dates and hardier crop varieties than those further south.
Allotment societies run waiting lists and seasonal programmes through tatty noticeboards and email chains that half the members never see.
Natterio gives your allotment society in Scotland a permanent digital home it actually owns — with a real domain, searchable discussions, and content that doesn't disappear after 48 hours in an algorithm.
Every plan includes
What your allotment society gets
Everything included and ready to go — no design decisions to make.
Plot and waiting list notices
Seasonal growing guides
Members forum and swap board
Events and work party calendar
Natterio vs Facebook Group
How Natterio compares for allotment societies.
Simple, fair pricing
Start free — no card needed. Paid plans from £7/month, cancel any time.
Starter
£7/mo
Website + articles + events
Community
£14/mo
+ Members forum
Pro
£24/mo
+ Shop (0% fees)
Frequently asked questions
Can we publish the plot waiting list and rules?▾
Is there somewhere for members to swap seeds and produce?▾
Can we publish seasonal growing guides?▾
Is there a free plan for an allotment society?▾
Can we migrate from a Facebook group?▾
Does Scotland have its own allotment representative body, separate from the NAS?▾
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