Seattle P-Patch postcard

Description

This oversized postcard features a reproduction of an original hand-lettered illustration (also available in the shop!), in honor of Seattle’s unique community garden system, called “P-Patches.” The design is lush with fruits, vegetables and flowers commonly found in Pacific Northwest gardens—a perfect greeting or gift for a gardener!

Postcard size: 5 x 8 inches
PLEASE NOTE: this oversized postcard requires extra postage. It mails at the regular letter rate within the U.S.

PAPER FINISH: this postcard is made from paper with a smooth, eggshell finish. If you write on it, we recommend using either a ballpoint pen or some form of permanent, smear-proof ink.

Colophon on the back of the card reads:

The Emerald City is stitched together with a patchwork of raised garden beds, thanks to the green thumbs of the Picardo Family. When the Picardo Farm became Seattle’s first community garden in 1973, the nickname P-Patch took root – and to this day remains a moniker unique to Seattle. Hand-lettered one lush rainy day in Washington.

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This original artwork is copyright Chandler O’Leary 2012. Copyright is not transferable with the sale of this card. The buyer is not entitled to reproduction rights.

This card is packaged in a clear poly sleeve and will ship flat in a protective mailer via United States Postal Service. WA state residents are subject to sales tax.