Friends of the High Line’s Post

In our 15-year history as a park, the High Line's gardens are currently experiencing our driest autumn ever. Amid the second-longest rainless streak since 1869 and the city’s first drought watch in over two decades, our horticulture team’s longtime practices to conserve water and cultivate resilient gardens have taken on even greater value. Our long-standing philosophy of prioritizing resilient and locally adapted plants, water-conscious irrigation practices, and organic and chemical-free pest management are proactive measures that can support our gardens’ survival in extreme conditions and reduce our consumption of critical resources. Although we can't precisely predict every future climate event that will happen on the park, we know our horticulturists remain dedicated to weathering these changes with expertise and a steadfast commitment to serve our fellow New Yorkers and parkgoers. Read our latest blog post to learn more about how we cultivate a resilient landscape—including some tips that can be incorporated into home gardens. 🌾 : https://bit.ly/3AVs8Qg 📷 : Liz Ligon

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