August
12, 2011 'P-Patch is the name given to community gardens that are managed by the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods P-Patch Community Gardening Program. The name, P-Patch, originated from its first community garden, Picardo Farm. Gardens come in many shapes, sizes, and ownerships.' [link] I don't know what surprised me the most - how far behind the growing season seems or the fact that my Automatic flash did not go off once despite the dark and gloomy conditions. I was pretty happy with the results. Here are 9 pictures. |
A few brave little sunflowers were a bright spot in the mist.
Looks like there will be a lot of fried green tomatoes this year.
C'mon fellows! You can do it!
The gourds seem to be flourishing, however.
A few small apples brightened the greenery.
Oh no! Autumn flowers already?
A pretty rose peeped out from its evergreen nest nearby.
Chrysanthemums reminded me not to forget them over the Winter season.
And another Sunflower waved goodbye.