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Woolly Pockets in Washington Square Park


Another reason to love Washington Square Park is the Woolly Pocket planters in the renovated playground.  (The latter is the subject of a future post.)  I think the Woolly product used in the playground is a School Garden and not a Wally.  Woolly Pocket also makes the Meadow and Islands.  A web search revealed that City-as Farmer planted tomato, okra, carrot, and other vegetables on Sunday, May 15, 2011. 


I wonder who will care for this garden?  Who is allowed to harvest the produce?

This is not the first use of a Woolly Pocket product in a park.  wrote about the garden installed at William F. Passannante Ballfield at Houston and Sixth Avenue during the summer of 2010.

Have you read our post about the filming of a Sesame Street segment in the park?

Comments

ericmasesp@free.fr said…
Hello,
We are a small and young french company from Toulouse, we organize exhibitions for librairies and we would like to use yours photos intitled "Woolly pockets in Washington Square Park" because we actually work on this theme.Thank you very much, we await your approval. Of course, we will mention your references. Sincerely yours.
Georgia said…
Eric, yes you may use the photos with credit. I will email the details to you, thank you.