Join P-Patch gardeners and Trust board members

at the annual Harvest Banquet 
Saturday, October 20, 2 - 4:30
Jefferson Community Center

 

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P-patch community gardens keep growing with levy funds
P-Patch Post - The P-Patch Trust's Newsletter - Issue: Winter 2011
Written by Laura Raymond, Levy Projects Coordinator, P-Patch Program   

comgaThe idea of long quiet winters that allow gardeners to rest, reflect and plan for the next year’s sowing has always seemed a romantic fallacy in our P-Patch world of year-round gardening. Even snow and freezing temperatures that leave most plants brown and rotting can’t kill the hum of activity...

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P-Patch tours a hit!
P-Patch Post - The P-Patch Trust's Newsletter - Issue: Winter 2011
Written by Nate Moxley   

tours1aFrom mid-September through late October, city vans shuttled passengers between P-Patches and Neighborhood Matching Fund (NMF) projects throughout the city for the first official 2010 P-Patch tours. Tours visited 26 sites from Seattle’s southeast district to the...

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Work party adventures: A shed, a gang and a shoe!
P-Patch Post - The P-Patch Trust's Newsletter - Issue: Fall 2011
Written by Diane Zebert; Photos by Diane Zebert and Len Eisenhood   

work_party_smallThe Ballard P-Patch had an unexpected surprise this summer: we were the grateful recipients of a solidly constructed 4 foot by 12 foot garden shed, generously donated by a lovely family from the neighborhood. The family was redoing their landscaping and no longer needed the...

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Upcoming Events


Blues for Food 2012

Saturday, September 1 noon to 9 pm
Magnuson Park Amphitheatre & P-Patch

Action Items for P-Patch Gardeners

  • Connect with your community. Find out who provides, shares or hosts your garden space; reach out to them and volunteer your time or services.
  • Build a 5- and 10-year plan for your garden. How will you grow not just your food, but your garden and your community?
  • Nominate someone from your garden to reach out to the P-Patch Trust and discuss your garden’s plan and your community.