gardening

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

Scores of classes teach you how to do just about everything across the borough of Brooklyn.

The park hopes to maintain its gardens with an army of volunteer landscapers.

Those looking for a fall harvest still have time to plant veggies, plants and herbs.

The Japanese knotweed must be destroyed to protect land along the Bronx River.

The Chelsea Garden Club says dozens of their lilies have been ripped out along Ninth Avenue.

David Winterton wants to bring in more gardening volunteers and repair crumbling stone steps.

The Horticultural Society of New York is teaching Harlem kids how to garden.

Dozens of volunteers began to cut back dead plants in the park in anticipation of the new growing season.

More than 300 volunteers will trim the park's 100,000 plants in time for the new growing season.

Community Board 7 is looking for people to tend trees and flower beds along Columbus Avenue's new bike lanes.

Nancy Bruning, a well-known uptown outdoor fitness instructor hopes to get people working out on park benches.

Public schools across Manhattan were named recipients of a $2,000 city grant for school gardens and education.

Prize money will be used to fund projects including a "solar powered compost-fueled tea brewer."

Saturday's citywide "It's My Park Day" volunteer event drew large support from the Inwood community.