Everyone deserves plants and no place is unplantable. 

We bring plants into the places where daily life happens, especially in neighborhoods with the least access to green space. We turn “unplantable” urban spaces—sidewalks, medians, traffic triangles, and streets—into gardens and plantings that last. We engage communities through learning, wellness, and paid work so the benefits of plants are more accessible to New Yorkers across our city.

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We have something for everyone. From cooking classes to gardening techniques, from art making to soil science, you can explore your curiosities and feed your intellect. Come to a Hort event and find a community that shares your love of plants. 

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Art in the Garden

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Join us for a free workshop in photo printing and collage. Together, we’ll look at the history of garden archives and June Jordan in Harlem. This event is part of Art in the Garden. Critically and creatively engage with a diversity of artmaking techniques that open you up to deeper dialogue on place and your lived environments. FACILITATOR Stephanie Alvarado (they/she) is a queer disabled femme and antidisciplinary artist, educator, poet, archivist and cultural organizer … Art in the Garden

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Transforming Space

We turn streets, housing, campuses, and other everyday places into planted spaces that can support plant life and endure daily use.

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Engaging Communities

We connect people to plants through learning, wellness, and paid work in schools, housing, public spaces, and community settings.

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