Arrowhead P-Patch

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DEADLINE
Tuesday, April 17, 2018
P-Patch Contracts must be signed before planting.

DEADLINE
Wednesday, April 25, 2018
All P-Patch Contracts must be signed from last year repeat patchers.

For assistance and the latest information,
contact the P-Patch Advisory Team:

Pea Patch Care Guide
March 20, 2018

Primary growing season: April 1st through October 31st
Secondary growing season: October 31st through April 1st

One pea patch plot per household, however if unassigned plots are available, one may obtain another with management approval. [1][2]
Must sign 1-year agreement for each pea patch.
No trading of plots without management knowledge.

Plots are used exclusively for growing vegetables, small fruits, herbs, or flowers (no marijuana).
Produce may be shared, not sold.

Participants must care for their gardens by planting, cultivating, weeding, fertilizing, watering, etc.
Only organic gardening is permitted.
Participants must clean up after themselves and rewind hoses after each use.

Plots not properly cared for during the entire year of an agreement may be reassigned to another resident.

Notes:

Half of the plots are assigned as permanent and half as temporary. Participants may qualify for permanent plots after demonstrating they have given good care to their plots.
After plots have been assigned, a map will be provided to the participants.
The committee will review alternatives to green-house structures.
Correction from Barbara H: I will continue to rescue unwanted, unneeded plants. Just call me @ 206-503-3678 or barbaura-at-gmail.com. So far, 4 hydrangea, 2 butterfly plants, several rootings of torch plants and miscellaneous herbs have found homes in our neighborhood via Nextdoor.com. (Plant Amnesty is a tree pruning organization and doesn't take plants. That reference to them is due my misuse of their name for lack of current information.)
Dave Bell is preparing a compost order.

A community meeting was held March 27, 2018