Thirty-five garden plots share a compact corner of Elliott Avenue and Vine Street, a rare patch of growing space in this part of downtown Seattle. This is Belltown P-Patch, a community garden at 2520 Elliott Ave in the Belltown neighborhood that has been part of the City of Seattle P-Patch program since 1995. All 35 plots fit into about 4,400 square feet, making for a small but well-used green corner.
35 Plots at Elliott and Vine
Picture a garden built for neighbors working side by side rather than a sprawling one. Seattle Department of Neighborhoods data, published through City of Seattle GIS, shows the Belltown P-Patch was established in 1995 and covers roughly 4,400 square feet, divided into 35 individual plots. The result is a compact, closely shared space where every square foot counts.
The garden is part of the city's P-Patch community gardening program, run by the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods. For plot availability, waitlists or garden rules, head to the official Belltown P-Patch page for the best answers. If you are weighing other spots around town, browse our list of community gardens in Seattle to explore more P-Patch sites.
