Good ideas grow in the P-Patch garden coordinators’ cube

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August 17, 2010

Good ideas grow in the P-Patch garden coordinators’ cube

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P-Patch coordinators plan community garden plots from their cube.

EMPLOYEES: Front row, from left: Laura Raymond, Julie Bryan and Bunly Yun. Back row, from left: Kenya Fredie, Rich Macdonald, Nate Moxley and Sandy Pernitz.

JOB: P-Patch community garden coordinators for Seattle Department of Neighborhoods

CUBICLE RAVE: “When not hanging out in their cube, Seattle Department of Neighborhoods’ staff is out visiting and overseeing the 73 P-Patch community gardens located throughout Seattle. The cubes are decorated with photo displays from every P-Patch, along with plants and décor reflecting an organic and collaborative space. Visiting gardens is a great way to spend the summer. But during the winter months — when staff is helping gardeners renew plots and plan for the next year — the P-Patch cubes are a pretty nice place to be.” (Submitted by Lois Maag, community relations strategic advisor for the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods)

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