Lectures & Learning: Trouble In Paradise: Are We Losing Our Native Bees?
Children's Events: Baby Bugs Botanical Walk: Hunter Island	Children's Events: The How Do You Grow? Show Garden Tours: Native Plant Habitat at LCBH Community Garden At Union Square: Wildflower Gardening Advice, Giveaways and Tours Planting Event: John Muir Volunteer Day	Children's Events: Family Flora Walk Children's Events: Experience Life as a Plant Union Square: Experience Life as a Plant
Garden Tours: Industrial Green Roof	Garden Tours: The Battery Bosque Garden Tours: Wave Hill Garden Tour Botanical Walk: Wildflower Meadow at Randall's Island Garden Tours: Native Flora Garden at BBG	Botanical Walk: Inwood Hill Park Garden Tours: Wave Hill Garden Tour Garden Tours: Native Garden of Queens Botanical Garden Garden Tours: Greenbelt Native Plant Center Lectures & Learning: Green Edge NYC's "Sustainability Speaker Series"
Lectures & Learning: Native Flora of NYC Children's Events: Children's Wildflower Walk at Alley Pond Botanical Walks: Marine Park Garden Tours: Wave Hill Garden Tour	Botanical Walk: Native Flora of NYBG Garden Tours: Native Flora of NYBG Garden Tours: Wave Hill Garden Tour	Children's Events: Interactive Plant Fair Children's Events: Family Wildflower Hike in SI Greenbelt Botanical Walks: Family Wildflower Hike in SI Greenbelt Planting Natives: Butterfly Project Workshop and Native Plant Giveaway Planting Natives: John Muir Volunteer Day
Children's Events: Family Flora Walk Botanical Walk: Four Sparrow Marsh Botanical Walk: Forest Park Garden Tours: Brooklyn Home Garden Tours Planting Natives: Million Trees Community Tree Giveaway

Native Plant Display Garden in Union Square Park
Located at East 15th Street and Union Square West, the garden features plants native to the New York City area. Showcasing that historically grew wild in lower Manhattan, it is home to large-leaved trillium, wild columbine, witch hazel, and maidenhair fern. It is a habitat haven for birds, bees, and butterflies, and engages New Yorkers with their local flora. The garden also reflects our local natural heritage, is a model for thoughtful, ecological designs in public parks, and encourages place-based nature education in our schools.

To see the species being planting in the garden, click here.
Want to know more? Listen to the garden’s designer, Mariellé Anzelone, extol the virtues of wildflowers.
To get the audio file, click here.

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