Cascade P-Patch: South Lake Union Community Garden

Frequently asked questions

Cascade P-Patch is at 310 Minor Ave N in Seattle, at Minor Ave N and Thomas St. It sits in South Lake Union, within the Cascade district.

City of Seattle data lists 57 garden plots on about 7,000 square feet.

The garden was established in 1996 as part of the City of Seattle P-Patch community gardening program.

Plot details are handled through the City of Seattle P-Patch program. Check the official Cascade P-Patch page on seattle.gov for current information.

Yes. Cascade Playground is less than 0.1 mile away, and the Denny Substation dog park is about 0.1 mile away.

Cascade P-Patch at a glance

Here are the basics, drawn from Seattle Department of Neighborhoods data published through City of Seattle GIS:

Address: 310 Minor Ave N, Seattle, WA

Cross streets: Minor Ave N and Thomas St

Established: 1996

Size: about 7,000 square feet

Garden plots: 57

One tip if you are searching online: this Cascade takes its name from the Cascade district of South Lake Union, not from the mountain range east of the city. It is a neighborhood garden through and through.

Plots and where to learn more

Cascade P-Patch is one of the gardens in the citywide P-Patch community gardening program, which runs through the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods. Head to the official Cascade P-Patch page on the City of Seattle website for current details on plots, waitlists and garden contacts. Curious how it compares with other growing spaces around town? Browse our list of community gardens in Seattle.

Explore the landmarks and parks around Minor and Thomas

Step out of the garden and you are surrounded by a cluster of city landmarks, so a stop here pairs naturally with a short stroll. Within about a tenth of a mile, you can reach: