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About
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LaGuardia Corner Gardens is an award-winning community garden in the heart of NYC’s Greenwich Village. It is a place of natural beauty, where the visitor can find an oasis of calm in urban surroundings. Read more...Hours:
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The garden is now open on weekends from 2-6 pm. On weekdays, we unlock the gates in the morning and keep them open until 8 pm. Visitors are welcome to walk around to see the flowers and sit on the patio. Pets are welcome, too, as long as they are on a leash. Please don't pick anything and take your trash with you when you leave. Location 511 LaGuardia Place (bet. Bleecker & Houston Streets). Google Map
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If you are interested in gardening with us, please contact us at LGCgardens@gmail.com and fill out the application form that you will find if you click "read more" above.
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Category Archives: News
A Little Free Library
In June, the membership of LaGuardia Corner Gardens agreed to get a Little Free Library. Who has not heard of Little Free Libraries or hasn’t seen one, they are public boxes through which people can exchange books free of charge. … Continue reading
Good news for community gardens
This week, we heard the wonderful news that the Elizabeth Street Garden is finally saved from development! The Elizabeth Street garden is located in lower Manhattan in an area with extremely little green. It was established in 1990 by the … Continue reading
Urban gardener #7
This month, our chair for more than 10 years, Sara Jones, was featured by GreenThumb in their urban gardener profile #7. GreenThumb is a program by the New York City Parks Department that supports the more than 600 community gardens in … Continue reading
Apple tree needed pruning
Last week, we noticed that one big branch of our apple tree had suddenly gone dry. There were still apples on it, but clearly, this branch was dead. It was hanging over the sidewalk and was too high for us to … Continue reading
The Garden is Closed for the Winter
Please join us in April when we reopen. (Ok, maybe in March, weather permitting.)