Enter the Name(s) of the top 3 garden locations you prefer in order of priority:

 

I want a garden as soon as possible and can travel to a distant garden.

I prefer to wait patiently until the garden near my home becomes available.

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While you’re waiting for a P-Patch community garden plot:
With the huge and growing interest in gardening and urban agriculture, you will have to wait awhile before getting a community garden plot. Some of the following websites may help get you gardening sooner: 

• Urban Garden Share http://www.urbangardenshare.org/ and Urban Land Army http://www.urbanlandarmy.com/ click on Land Link.  These two web sites try to connect those who have spare land with those who want to garden
• 2010 Year of Urban Agriculture:.  The city sponsored web site is part of Seattle’s 2010 Year of Urban Agriculture; it list news, events and activities  http://www.seattle.gov/urbanagriculture/
• Urban farm hub.  This local websites compiles an amazing amount of urban agriculture related news.  http://www.urbanfarmhub.org/
• Spring into Bed http://www.springintobed.org/ is a grass-roots, city wide, garden building event and fundraiser - building, strengthening and celebrating the City’s flourishing community food systems
• Garden your planting strip: Seattle Department of Transportation does allow gardening on planting strips with a simple permit. Click here for more information.