- Right outside the Queen Anne Community Center, a few hundred feet from the farmers' market, a community garden is sprouting. There are a series of raised beds lovingly planted with tomatoes, zucchini, and peas, among other things.
Unlike a p-patch, where folks generally pay for gardening space, the Good Neighbor Garden has been financed entirely by donations and volunteer labor. To get involved you can do anything from working to build beds, to pulling out a few weeds if you happen to see them as you walk by.
When harvest time comes around, the produce will be available for anyone who wants some.
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