Danny Woo Children's Garden

by Kym Backland

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Danny Woo Children's Garden

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Kym Backland

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This is a cool little garden in Seattle. Very cute, out of the way garden. It's a shared pea patch program for lesser income people. It is at the way top of the hill in the International district! It was so nice to see this brightly colored sign in the middle of the grey, misty rainy day in Seattle, Washington.
This terraced hillside on the northeast edge of the International District is adorned with Mt. Fuji cherry trees and laced with ground vines and pathways winding alongside the freeway. The trees and a four-ton, 200-year-old Yukimidoro stone lantern on the hilltop were gifts from the people of Seattle's sister city, Kobe, Japan. Since Yukimidoro means "View of the Snow", keep your eyes open for Mount Rainier to the south. The park provides pleasant witting, viewing, and walking between S. Washington and S. Main, with an eye-level view of the cars flashing along the freeway. - Excerpt from "Enjoying Seattle's Parks" by Brandt Morgan Danny Woo Community Garden The lower part of Kobe Terrace is the Danny Woo Community Garden. The garden is divided into small plots of vegetables, herbs and flowers, each tended by community residents.

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February 13th, 2013

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