community garden

Perennial flowers, vegetables and herbs go on sale at the Prospect Heights Community Farm this weekend.

Bountiful Harvest, which grows food and donates it to a church, is trying to raise $3,000.

Six capital improvement projects will be funded after almost 3,000 residents voted  in District 38.

Smiling Hogshead Ranch wants to use the funds to continue and expand its compost collection program.

Trash from the store often ends up in a nearby community garden, residents say.

The volunteers of Roger That! are fighting to stay after their urban garden was acquired by a developer.

President Street residents who gathered signatures against an urban farm are now planning a garden.

With help from the city, Etsy and others, the lot at York and Gold streets will soon be transformed.

Midler, founder of New York Restoration Project, helped open the renovated Gil Hodges community garden.

A new garden is being created in an unused space at P.S. 175.

The Environmental Protection Agency awarded $30,000 to Green Guerillas, which is overhauling the gardens.

President Street residents say the city is trying to force a garden onto their block.

Three Brooklyn chefs will compete in the Amazing Garden's third annual grilled cheese cook-off.

The Whole Neighborhood Garden on Bedford Avenue also houses jamming blues musicians.

Lily Kinner is hoping to create a gardening group, where locals can share stories, tips and tricks.