Twenty-four garden plots share a compact corner at 24th Ave S and S Norman St, where gardeners have been tending the soil since 1986. This is the Judkins P-Patch, a small, long-running community garden in the City of Seattle P-Patch program, set at 1107 24th Ave S in the Atlantic neighborhood of the Central Area and just steps from Judkins Park and Playfield.
The garden at a glance
Picture a tidy patchwork of 24 plots spread across 5,600 square feet, a compact footprint that has been gardened since its founding in 1986. Those figures come from Seattle Department of Neighborhoods data published through City of Seattle GIS.
Each plot is tended as part of the citywide P-Patch community gardening program, which the Department of Neighborhoods oversees. It makes Judkins one small, steady piece of a much larger network of neighborhood gardens across Seattle.
