Siempre Verde Garden is our community’s garden! Come share your skills, ideas, interests and experience to help create a green space that truly serves the LES community. Or, come and enjoy some solitude, sit and relax, read a book, share a meal with friends. SVG is an oasis of calm in a very busy city. Come dream and grow with us!
SVG is open every Saturday & Sunday from 9AM to 7PM, April 1st – October 31st.
Whenever the gate is open, everyone is welcome. Find event and meeting notices on Facebook.
garden meeting today at 6, in the garden!!
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some interesting ideas to consider. Spring is around the corner 🙂 … See MoreSee Less
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Thanks to Greenguerrillas we have spring bulbs galore! … See MoreSee Less
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Last day for the Sukkot!
Thanks to Sebastian for performing last weekend during the Harvest Arts Festival … See MoreSee Less
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Oh happy wood chips! Oh happy mulch! Oh happy garden! … See MoreSee Less
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Sunday morning is wood chip distribution time, come on over & help freshen the garden paths!Special thanks to Armond from GreenThumb who brought fresh wood chips to Siempre Verde Garden this morning! … See MoreSee Less
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Special thanks to Armond from GreenThumb who brought fresh wood chips to Siempre Verde Garden this morning! … See MoreSee Less
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un generador de amor (someone who generates love)
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Still nurturing love and vines: the centenarian who built Barcelona’s first roof garden
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When environmentalist and pacifist Joan Carulla came to the city after growing up during Spain’s civil war, he created an ‘allotment in the sky’ that helped pioneer organic farming0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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Hands in the dirt: Meet some of NYC's community gardeners
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As the first city-sanctioned community garden celebrates its 50th anniversary, leaders of community gardens around the five boroughs share stories about cultivating green spaces and strengthening neig…0 CommentsComment on Facebook