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Future Bitter Lake P-patchers win award in Greenwood Parade

by Seattle Department of Neighborhoods on August 2, 2011

Members of the soon-to-be Bitter Lake P-Patch won first place in the comic/novelty category in the recent Greenwood Parade. Click here to read all about it!

Filed Under: P-Patch Community Gardens Tagged With: Bitter Lake, Greenwood, P-Patch Community Gardening, Seattle Department of Neighborhoods

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