The Seattle Community Farm is a new project of Lettuce Link as part of a Community Food Project Grant from the USDA in partnership with the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods P-Patch Community Gardening Program and Seattle Housing Authority. It is a third of an acre farm in the Rainier Valley… [ Keep reading ]
Natural Home magazine recently ran an article on the top ten best cities for urban gardening. Seattle rated number one! Click here to read more.
On Thursday, October 28, Seattle Department of Neighborhoods held an even to honor community volunteers who serve on various boards and commissions and advisory councils, the City Neighborhood Council, the District Councils, P-Patch Trust and Site Coordinators and the City-wide Review Team. Click here to view photos.
A work party will be held Sunday, October 24 in Greenwood Park’s north lot along Fremont Avenue. From Noon to 4:00 pm, volunteers will gather to remove vegetation that will not be incorporated into the final community garden design. Using that vegetation, they will build a twig fence along the south side of… [ Keep reading ]
Join us for this year’s last tour on October 23 of Seattle’s P-Patch Community Gardens and Neighborhood Matching Fund projects. See the sites and meet the people that make it happen in Northwest Seattle. Hosted by Seattle Department of Neighborhoods staff and volunteers. Tour of Northwest Seattle P-Patch Gardens: Greg’s… [ Keep reading ]
As part of its segment on community gardening, Growing a Greener World featured the Interbay P-Patch. Read about it on their website.
The grand opening ceremony for this Seattle Department of Neighborhoods Matching Fund supported garden is this Saturday, Oct. 2. Click here for more information.
Plan to attend the Academy Award nominated film “The Garden” on Saturday, October 9 at Pigott Auditorium at Seattle University. For more information, click here.
The Interbay P-Patch will be featured on the public television show “Growing a Greener World” and can be viewed at ggwtv.com this Sunday, October 3.
The Seattle Department of Neighborhoods is offering FREE tours of several P-Patch gardens and Neighborhood Matching Fund projects. Tours will take place end of September through October. Click here for more information and registration.