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Licton Springs

Grow food and flowers at Licton Springs P-Patch, a 15,000-square-foot city community garden with 67 plots at College Way N and N 92nd St, open since 2014.

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Frequently asked questions

Licton Springs P-Patch is at College Way N and N 92nd St in Seattle, in the Licton Springs neighborhood of the Northgate district.

According to Seattle Department of Neighborhoods data, the garden has 67 plots on about 15,000 square feet.

The garden was established in 2014.

Licton Springs Park is about 0.3 miles away in a straight line.

The garden is part of the City of Seattle P-Patch program, so check the city's official Licton Springs P-Patch page for current plot and signup information.

The full guide

Neighbors grow food and flowers side by side at Licton Springs P-Patch, a city-run community garden in the Licton Springs neighborhood of north Seattle. You will find it at College Way N and N 92nd St, where it opened in 2014. It is one of the gardens in the City of Seattle P-Patch program, which gives residents shared ground of their own for growing.

Licton Springs P-Patch at a glance

Seattle Department of Neighborhoods data, published through City of Seattle GIS, sketches out the garden in a few quick details:

  • Plots: 67
  • Size: 15,000 square feet
  • Established: 2014
  • Location: College Way N at N 92nd St

Opened in 2014, it counts as one of the newer gardens in the citywide program. If you are hoping to claim a plot of your own, head to the city's official Licton Springs P-Patch page for plot availability, waitlists and garden rules.

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Part of the Northgate district

Licton Springs belongs to the larger Northgate district, and the garden sits along College Way N near the corner of N 92nd St. To get to know the streets around it, browse our Licton Springs neighborhood guide.

Licton Springs Park and more close by

Plenty of people searching for Licton Springs are really looking for the park, and it is an easy add to your outing: Licton Springs Park lies about 0.3 miles from the garden in a straight line. The city also lists líq’tәd (Licton Springs Park) as a landmark at that same distance.

Stretch your visit a little further, and you will find more within a mile, measured as straight-line distance:

  • Mineral Springs Park, 0.7 mi
  • Beaver Pond Natural Area on Thornton Creek, 0.7 mi
  • Maple Leaf community garden and Maple Leaf Community Garden park, 0.7 mi
  • Chiarelli-Dore House (landmark), 0.8 mi
  • Daniel Bagley Elementary School (landmark), 0.8 mi

Maple Leaf is the nearest other community garden. To compare plots and places across the city, explore our list of all community gardens in Seattle.