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May 2013

Tag: urban gardening

Rainier Valley Post Reports on P-Patches and Urban Gardening in Southeast Seattle

P-patches and urban gardening take root in Southeast Seattle, as illustrated in this Rainier Valley Post article.

Posted: January 25th, 2013 under Front Porch, P-Patch, Rainier Valley, Southeast District.
Tags: Community Gardening, community gardens, P-Patch program, Rainier Valley Post, Seattle Department of Neighborhoods, Southeast Seattle, urban gardening, urban gardens

Mayor McGinn announces more city investment in our P-Patches and urban agriculture

On December 18, Mayor McGinn announced the creation of additional space for community gardening and urban agriculture in the city. Approximately 185 P-Patch community garden plots will be developed or made available, along with 14,500 square feet of land dedicated to large tract gardening.

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Posted: December 19th, 2012 under Ballard District, Central District, Delridge District, Downtown District, East District, Front Porch, General, Greater Duwamish District, Lake Union District, North District, Northeast District, Northwest District, P-Patch, Parks and Green Spaces Levy, Queen Anne/Magnolia District, Southeast District, Southwest District.
Tags: Community Gardening, community gardens, P-Patch program, Parks and Green Spaces Levy, Seattle Department of Neighborhoods, urban gardening

P-Patch staff and gardeners interviewed for documentary

Growing Cities is a feature-length documentary film about urban farming across America. It follows their road trip across country as they meet with leaders in the urban farming movement and learn how cities are being revitalized one vegetable, bee, and chicken at a time. The filmmakers are interviewing P-Patch Garden Coordinators Bunly

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Posted: May 25th, 2011 under Arts and Cultural Affairs, Front Porch, P-Patch.
Tags: Community Gardening, Growing Cities, P-Patch program, Seattle Department of Neighborhoods, urban gardening