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Haller Lake P-Patch Faces Uncertain Future
For nearly three decades, Haller Lake United Methodist Church hosted the Haller Lake P-Patch on its grounds in North Seattle. Click here to learn more.
VIDEO: Why Are Seattle's Community Gardens Called P-Patches?
City Cast Seattle spoke with Seattle Neighborhoods' P-Patch program manager Kenya Fredie to find out. Click to watch more.
Ballard P-Patch Celebrates 50 Years
Organic produce and flowers are not the only things that flourish in this community garden. Click here to read more!
Volunteer Opportunities Available
Learn about ways to get your hands dirty and support community gardening! Click here to learn more!
OUR MISSION
Empowering communities to thrive through the development and cultivation of organic, sustainable community gardens.
WHAT WE DO
BUILD
We plant, nurture and protect organic community gardens and orchards, urban farms and green spaces leading to a healthy and diverse community neighborhood.
FUND
We support gardeners by purchasing tools and seeds for shared use; provide financial assistance, liability insurance and fiscal sponsorship services.
EDUCATE
We train and educate members to become site leaders, who as a team, meet the needs of gardeners and landowners. P-Patch Post gives seasonal gardening tips and a whole lot more!
HARVEST
As fiscal sponsors, we encourage gardeners to grow a row for the hungry' to support local food banks and hot meal programs as well as growing organic produce for themselves and their families.
Find a P-Patch Near You
Find the P-Patch closest to you among the 89 spread out through the Seattle area!
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