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P-Patch Community Gardens
Beacon Bluff
Beacon Bluff
Built in 2001/2002 by a dedicated group of neighbors, Beacon Bluff P-Patch is located on a steep, sloped street with sidewalks on each side. We have five walled terraces, each with three garden plots. In addition to decorated terraces with a sunburst designed by one founding gardener, other gardeners have created a lovely flower garden at the base of the hill (featuring a large Buddha head, an archway with climbing roses, and stunning bulb and dahlia beds). Volunteers also maintain native plantings on the upper slope above the P-Patch terraces, with a winding pathway up to 14th Ave S. And if you look closely, you might find renegade edible plantings on the upper slope too!
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(Map)
From Downtown:
- Get on Jackson St going East
- Turn right on 12th Ave S
- Follow across bridge and stay to the left (turns into 15th Ave South)
- Head south until you reach South Massachusetts on your right, garden lies between 15th and 14 Ave S
- Go south to S Massachusetts and take left
- Beacon Bluff P-patch middle of street.
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1201 15th Ave S
(S Massachusetts at 15th Ave S) (Map)
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Size: 1500 sq ft
Established: 2002
Number of plots: 16
Average wait: 1 year
Ownership of land: Seattle Transportation
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limited to 100 square foot plots
Sloped site with a native plant area
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