Park update: From 7am – 3:30pm on Monday, March 18 and Tuesday, March 19, the High Line will be partially closed between 23rd and 30th Streets due to construction. Visitors can enter and exit at the 23rd Street stair/elevator and the 30th/10th Street stair. The entrances from Hudson Yards, the Connector, and the Spur remain open.
Just beyond the Chelsea Market Passage, a grove of three-flowered maple trees frames a spectacular view of the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. The planting beds just south of the 10th Avenue Square contain a mix of moor grasses, false indigo, foam flower, and an interesting combination of spring bulbs.
Dodecatheon meadia
A spectacular display: observed from a distance, these flowers appear suspended in midair—an illusion of a shooting star falling from the sky.
Rosa virginiana
Unlike hybridized roses that are plagued by pests and disease, this native species thrives as a showy hedge without chemical intervention.
Rhus aromatica ‘Gro-low’
When crushed, the leaves and stems of this small shrub release oils with a sharp, spicy fragrance.
Stipa tenuissima
This perennial grass grows in fluffy rounded globes, with wispy thin blades that have the soft texture of long silky hair.
Hydrangea quercifolia ‘Alice’
Large, profuse white blooms in summer are just the beginning; in fall, the foliage of this perennial turns brilliant shades of purple, red, and gold.
The High Line is beautiful thanks in large part to individual supporters like you. Members provide the tools and resources our gardeners need to keep the gardens open to everyone for seasons to come.
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