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Westcrest P-Patch is getting ready to grow

18.05.12

Will become a shared garden surrounding a gathering place.

You can see the various features in the garden by downloading the PDF at the link above.

The playground is being moved to the new area as part of the Spraypark project being created atop the now underground reservoir. But that won't begin until next winter or early spring next year. A second gathering place is in the center of the new garden.

Fencing to keep dogs out will be installed as will a series of gateways around the permiter will permit access to the P-Patch.

Brands said the project is, "Likely to happen in several phases. The central portion is phase one. The shared garden may be part of phase one as well.

The playground move would be phase two and an orchard or berry farm would be phase three.

One other potential feature of the P-Patch would be border gardens next to the fences.

An area yet to be completely worked out is how it will be marked and Brands suggested that wooden or concrete markers might use the name of countries or big cities from certain countries, to reflect the diversity of those doing the gardening work.

Source: Westseattleherald.com

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