Potatoes are the most eaten vegetable in the US! This is not too surprising considering how easy they are to grow and how versatile they are to cook with. Di...

There are so many fermented foods and beverages we use, including sourdough bread, kimchi, apple cider vinegar, sauerkraut, yogurt, and pickles. It may seem ...

All the resources from our virtual workshop! See the video below for the recording of our "Create a Pollinator Habitat in the City" workshop on May 20th, 202...

About Anyone can be a citizen scientist! Citizen science (a.k.a community science) collects data from volunteers, students, and professional scientists for s...

We have been working hard in the Teaching Garden. We have basically finished planting out the entire garden! Meaning this week there are not a ton of plantin...

As we prepare to grow food in the Teaching Garden, we have to start by weeding and prepping the beds. One of the most prolific plants that we weed out is mugw...

(Español) (Chinese) (Korean) 1. Make onion, garlic, shallot or garden herbs into olive oil or butter cube. Directly freezing garlic, shallot or garden herb...

Learn four methods to preserve fresh herbs: Air Drying, Powders, Freezing, Extracts, and Oxymels Herbal Properties ● Rosemary -- energy, circulation, digesti...

(Español) (Chinese) (Korean) Frozen vegetables not only are convenient, but they are also budget-friendly and can taste as good as fresh vegetables. You ma...

This week in the Teaching Garden we continued to plant out our garden beds, and did lots of weeding. We planted potatoes (stay tuned for a full blog post abo...

Distance learning can sometimes feel lonely, and it's important for kids and adults alike to connect with friends and loved ones. Wondering how to say hello w...

These easy-to-make pots are perfect for starting seeds. Once your seedlings are strong enough to be transplanted outside in the garden, they can be transplan...

Before your favorite fruit makes its way from the farm where it was grown to a Greenmarket or a bodega, it starts its life as a small seed. It’s easy to star...

Watercolors, Facepaint, Tie-Dye, and More! Have you ever cooked with beets to find that your fingertips and cutting board are stained a vibrant red? Or maybe...

(En español) Step One: Remove seeds from the pepper. Toss any that are discolored. Step Two: Wash the seeds to make sure there’s no plant matter still attach...

(En español) (Simplified Chinese) (French) A greenhouse is defined as an enclosed space that is heated and lit by the sun. Short-wave solar radiation passe...

Learn to make wreaths from upcycled egg cartons.

Who doesn’t love a fresh ripe berry, picked right off of the plant? If you’ve never tried it, you might be surprised what you can grow on a fire escape, stoo...

Make your own dog marionette from upcycled toilet paper tubes.

Recipe from Bon Appetite Magazine & epicurious.com Ingredients available seasonally at your neighborhood Greenmarket Ingredients: 1 cup fresh raspberries, di...