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Metropolitan Gardens blogs about unique Pelican Tea Collective P-patch

by Seattle Department of Neighborhoods on July 24, 2012

The Pelican Tea P-patch is a charming, tiny, collective garden hidden away on E Roy St. Metropolitan Gardens recently featured photos of the garden in its blog. Click here to take a peek.

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

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