This week in the Teaching Garden we have finally (almost) finished spreading the 30 cubic yards of mulch we received a few weeks ago! Thi...

For indoor and outdoor container gardening tips, watch the video of our August 5th workshop, which was part of our Summer Garden Series. ...

Is your spider plant sending out spider plant babies? You can plant them and make more spider plants for yourself, your friends, and fami...

We sent out another donation this week to The Black Feminist Project, this weeks donation included... Hot Peppers, Tomatoes, Tomatillos, ...

Climate change is a big topic, but here are some resources to engage Elementary-aged youth in conversations about climate change and how ...

Another week, another donation! This week we donated about 215 pounds of produce to Chili's on Wheels. Additionally, we sent a few trays ...

Watch the recording of our workshop hosted on July 22, 2020, which was part of our Summer Garden Series. We learned the health properties...

Book suggestions for all ages on topics of gardening, the environment, climate change, and food justice! These books are great for a gard...

This week in the Teaching Garden we donated over 200 pounds of produce to the Black Feminist Project including... 30 pounds of Swiss Char...

There are lots of flowers that have edible blooms! Violas are one of them - you can eat their blossoms and their leaves. We made a small ...

Summertime means mosquito time! Here are some tips on how to mitigate the mosquito population in your gardens and yards. First, some fun ...

It's been a while since our last teaching garden update, here are a few exciting things that are happening in the garden since we last up...

Take a look at our workshop hosted on July 8th, 2020. Brooklyn Botanic Garden: Keep Rats Out of Your Garden Rat Portal - Host a Rat Acade...

Governors Island is home to many bird communities that change throughout the year. Many of these same birds can be found citywide, perhap...

Eat Your Weeds: Purslane Edition Often viewed as a weed, Portulaca oleracea, also known as Purslane, is a succulent plant that can be eat...

GrowNYC’s new “Greenmarket at Home” monthly video series provides a glimpse of what’s in season, shopping tips, and COVID-related safety ...

Summer is officially here and while our strawberry harvest has slowed, many of our other fruits and vegetables are begining to ramp up pr...

Transform your food scraps into living plants for your home: learn to re-grow your scallions and other veggies, propagate kitchen herbs, ...

On Wednesday this week, we're hosting our first Summer Series workshop on Starting A Garden From Food Scraps. There are so many things yo...

Things are moving along in the Teaching Garden and with summer just around the corner (tomorrow!) we are starting to harvest tons of deli...