Gardening in New York

An educational farm in New York City that employs sustainable farming and environmental stewardship.

Contains the world's largest rooftop soil farms, located across three roofs in New York City.

The Governors Island Teaching Garden gives participants the opportunity to plan, water, harvest, and cook the garden's vegetables, herbs, and fruits.

Operates local urban farms, disseminates knowledge of healthy food for Harlem residents, and provides garden-based development programs to Harlem youth.

An environmentally-sustainable garden and outdoor classroom at Randall's Island Park.

A green roof organic vegetable farm located on a warehouse rooftop in Greenpoint, Brooklyn.

An urban farm on Staten Island providing educational activities on agriculture, gardening, wetlands, and more.

Free and open to the public, featuring 195,000 square feet of perennial gardens including the Bosque Garden and Gardens of Remembrance.

A 6-acre formal garden located at 105th Street and Fifth Avenue, home to the Untermyer Fountain.

Includes 46 American elms and more than 550 varieties of plants, trees, and shrubs.

Located in Bay Ridge, one of New York City's largest and longest lasting all-volunteer gardening initiatives.

A Bronx public garden covering 28 acres, curated as a 'living museum' with exhibits including the Flower Garden, Herb and Dry Garden, and Alpine House.

Located on Staten Island, this oasis offers eco-friendly activities like composting classes via NYC Compost Project, plus options for gardens, galleries, or historical tours.

An internationally recognized clubhouse providing a supportive community environment for adults with mental illness, offering resources for employment, education, and housing support.

A community hub hosting various programs including Day Habilitation, Community Based Prevocational Program, Hourly Waiver Respite Program, and Lifelong Enrichment Program, offering recreational activities, volunteer opportunities, and creative art groups.

A service location for Developmental Disabilities Vocational Support Services, Diagnostic Vocational Evaluation, and Work Readiness programs, facilitating group work and vocational training.

A residential alternative facility providing room, board, and personalized service options with on-site support for life skills training and community integration activities.

A facility housing BCS PROS and Community Health and Mindfulness Program (CHAMP), offering art therapy, cognitive remediation therapy, and culturally relevant suicide prevention interventions.