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Week 11 creating community gardens in areas that lack public spaces can fill in the gaps for lower income families to have a space to go and help to feel like they are part of the community.

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A new book, City Green: Public Gardens of New York, takes a look at the Big Apple’s most underrated green spaces

Community gardens are magical spaces. They turn empty plots into vibrant landscapes teeming with lush plants and buzzing with community life. Starting a community garden can seem daunting, but it doe

After four months of hard work it’s done: our new vegetable garden is ready.

In collaboration with the New York Restoration Project (NYRP) and members of the East Harlem community, SCAPE designed a renovation for the 103rd Street Community Garden—an empty lot-turned-multidisciplinary garden and community space. Local residents were engaged to provide input on preferences for the garden in a design-build process beginning with a public charrette and culminating