Registered association · IČO 47324171
Soil, seed and neighbours — tended together since 1957.
We are a member chapter of the Czech Gardening Union. For close to seven decades our members have cultivated allotment plots, taught organic growing to anyone willing to learn, and defended the green edges of our towns from neglect.
What a season looks like
184
Active allotment plots under stewardship
41
Public workshops and field days held
126
Regional seed varieties kept in circulation
3 940
Volunteer hours given by members
Figures from the 2025 season, verified at the annual members' assembly held in March 2026 and published in our annual report.
Three lines of work
Everything we do falls into one of three long-running programmes, each run by an elected committee and reported on annually.
01
Allotment garden & plot stewardship
Plot allocation, communal infrastructure and shared eco-friendly resources for members and applicants in and around Most.
02
Ecological education & seed preservation
Practical seminars on composting, natural pest control and soil health, plus a working seed library of regional varieties.
03
Urban greening & environmental protection
Public campaigns for local biodiversity, pollinator habitat and the upkeep of shared community space.
From the plots
Field notes, seasonal advice and minutes from members' meetings.
12 July 2026
Seasonal advice
Mulch deep before the dry weeks
With three weeks of low rainfall forecast for the Most basin, the plot committee recommends a 7–10 cm straw or grass-clipping mulch on all bed crops. Water at dusk, at the root, never over the leaf.
28 June 2026
Members' meeting
Summer assembly: water tariff and the shared shed
Members approved the 2026/27 water contribution unchanged at 18 CZK/m³ and voted to re-roof the communal tool shed with volunteer labour over two September weekends.
9 June 2026
Environment
Pollinator strip along the northern fence
Two hundred metres of mown lawn were converted to a native flowering strip with the town's consent. Cutting is now limited to one late-summer pass, leaving overwintering habitat intact.
21 May 2026
Education
Sixty-one children through the seedling programme
Three primary schools joined our spring sowing sessions. Each child left with a labelled seedling, a compost lesson and a promise to report back in autumn.
Join a garden that outlives all of us
Membership is open to anyone living in or near Most, without exception. Plots are allocated from a public waiting list in the order applications are received.