Contact Aurelinqavessia
Whether you want to join the club, book a workshop, or ask a question about organic growing in Chester, we are happy to hear from you. Use the form below or reach us directly by email.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need prior growing experience to join Aurelinqavessia?
No prior experience is needed. The club includes members at every level from complete beginners to experienced organic growers, and the community is structured so that less experienced members can learn alongside those with more background.
Where are the club's growing plots located?
All of the club's shared plots are located in and around Chester. Exact plot addresses are provided to members after registration, as access is managed to keep the plots secure.
What is the difference between full membership and a plot tenancy?
Full membership (£65 per year) gives you access to all shared plots as communal spaces, the workshop programme, and the seed library. A plot tenancy (£120 per year, in addition to membership) gives you exclusive use of a defined, private organic growing bed within one of the club sites.
When is the club office open, and how can I get in touch?
The club team is available Monday to Friday from 09:00 to 17:00 and on Saturday mornings from 09:00 to 13:00. The club is closed on Sundays. You can reach us through the contact form on this site or by email.
Can I attend a workshop before deciding whether to become a member?
Yes. Individual workshop tickets are available to non-members at £18 per session. Attending a workshop first is a good way to meet existing members and get a feel for the club before committing to annual membership.
Why Choose Us
Shared Growing Plots
Members gain access to maintained organic plots across Chester, with communal tools, composting systems, and structured growing calendars to keep cultivation on track through every season.
Practical Seasonal Workshops
Each quarter, Aurelinqavessia runs hands-on workshops covering topics specific to the Chester growing season, from seed selection and soil preparation in spring to harvest storage and winter composting.
A Knowledgeable Member Network
The club draws members from across Chester and the surrounding Cheshire area, meaning you can tap into a wide range of real growing experience, from no-dig beds to heritage seed saving.