New Bukit Canberra allotment gardening plots among over 140 open for application from Dec 2

Applications via AXS channels, such as e-Stations, m-Stations and kiosks, will be subject to computerised balloting. Unsuccessful applicants will be notified via e-mail at the end of the balloting process, said NParks.

The Allotment Gardening Scheme was launched in 2016 to allow individuals to rent space to grow edibles in the parklands under an expanded framework of the Community in Bloom programme.

To date, more than 2,500 allotment gardening plots have taken root in 29 parks and gardens across Singapore.

Since 2021, NParks has also worked with agencies, town councils and grassroots organisations to meet the growing demand for allotment garden plots and to make the initiative even more accessible, with plots nearer to people’s homes.

There are more than 900 allotment garden plots across 29 sites managed by residents’ committees and residents’ networks.