Fall is in full swing at the Teaching Garden, and as the days get shorter and colder we notice our plants slowing down a bit... but there...

The days are getting shorter and the air is getting colder, but we are continuing to harvest, weed, and plant our garden. Here you can...

Happy October! Here at the Teaching Garden we are transitioning to a fall and winter garden - we are removing summer crops and adding...

Watch our virtual workshop from September 22, 2021: This workshop is to get you started: please do further research and/or work with an...

We are seeing the first signs of fall in the teaching garden, it is just around the corner! We cut back our kale plants and will be...

Learn how and when to harvest your garden crops! Return to this post as we'll keep updating it with additional crops. Crops included so...

Watch the virtual workshop we hosted on September 8, 2021. An introduction on how to save seeds from common garden fruits and veggies....

Fall is in the air! This week, Hurricane Ida flooded our garden along with the subway systems. We thankfully got by with only one plant...

Summer is winding down at the Teaching Garden, where summer camps have ended and school hasn't yet begun. We spend the end of August...

Happy August! We are feeling the heat of summer at the Teaching Garden, and it is reflected in our bountiful harvests. We have also had...

Watch the virtual workshop we hosted on August 4, 2021. 3 Summer growing options: Second Season Fall Crops (plant in June, July, August)...

In this workshop we touched on Herbalism and Spiritual Awareness. As well as discussed the technical skills needed into making herbal...

Its hot in the teaching garden this summer, and our veggies are loving it! Last week, we donated about 150 pounds of produce to the Black...

Wondering what kind of fertilizer your houseplants need? Most people think that when you water your plant you are feeding it. That is...

As summer continues to heat up, our produce in the Teaching Garden is becoming more abundant! Our echinacea flowers are blooming...

Happy Summer from the Teaching Garden! Summer at the garden means vigilantly staying on top of pests and weeds, and harvesting frequently...

GrowNYC hosted a Community Cooking Class in collaboration with Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., Kappa Epsilon Zeta and Chef Lindy Gonzalez....

Now that it is June, the garden is growing quickly and we are trying to keep up with the weeds and pests! We are thinning our carrots to...

Watch the recording of our workshop hosted on June 4, 2021. Thank you to Cristian Gilces (cluckcluckmoomoo.com) for presenting!...

Watch our workshop hosted on June 3, 2021: Additional GrowNYC Resources: Spring Planting 101 guide Fall Gardening Ideas workshop Cold...