Growing community, friendship & produce
Looking after three sites spread across Kenilworth, KATA aims to empower local people in their endeavours to grow delicious, seasonal produce in an environmentally responsible way whilst looking after our precious wildlife and each other
FANCY A DATE?
GET YOUR COPY OF THE 2025 KATA CALENDAR
Hot off the press in time for Christmas! Why not buy the KATA calendar as a highly organised present this year? All the lovely photos were taken by lovely plotholders and will cheer up the dullest of wintry days
Wildlife on your plots
Local wildlife enthusiast Sabina George was feeling disappointed on 23 July after her unfruitful search for insects at Odibourne Allotments. Her spirits were lifted by being invited to Plot 68B to view a family of Slow Worms inhabiting the compost. The slow worm is a burrowing lizard, but without legs. Unlike a snake, it has eyelids, ear holes and can blink and drop its tail to escape predators. It gives birth to live young and its main food source slugs and beetles so useful in gardens and Allotments. This slow worm is quite young. In the UK the Slow Worm’s worst predator is the domestic cat.
Memory lane now open
An assortment of photographs of plotholders past and present unearthed by Odibourne tenant Richard Palmer. We might need your help fathoming out who’s who…
