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The High Line Blog
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Plant of the Week: Bottlebrush buckeye
October 25, 2016It's not surprising when one says that flowers are the most prominent feature of plants. Flowers allure us with their delicate forms, vibrant colors and sweet scents. However, many plants also produce attractive fruit. These fruit appear after the bloom, displaying the plant's essential qualit... read more- Categories:
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Gardening in the Sky: Nightmare on Elm Trees
October 21, 2016Nothing scares gardeners more than the threat of invasive pathogens and insect pests. Over the last century many of America's most beloved, as well as ecologically and economically important, trees have been seriously impacted by the accidental introduction of foreign organisms. Dutch elm dise... read more- Categories:
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- Gardening in the Sky
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Top 5 Reasons to Bring Your Family to Haunted High Line
October 18, 2016Illustration by Carla Torres Come in costume to explore the Haunted High Line on Saturday, October 29, where ghost trains loom, hero cowboys rule, and child activists help to change their city. Meet ghosts from the West Side's industrial past, create frightful art in the Deadl... read more- Categories:
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Plant of the Week: Full moon tickseed
October 17, 2016With autumn beginning to set in, we are savoring the last of the summer flowers still in bloom. One of the most eye-catching at the moment is Coreopsis 'Full Moon'. Like the Solidago caesia, Coreopsis 'Full Moon' is a member of the Aster family.Photo by Ayinde ListhropThe delicate, three inch ... read more- Categories:
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Plant of the Week: Azure blue sage
October 11, 2016October is one of the best months to enjoy New York City since it's the time of year when we transition from hot summer weather to crisp fall days. Daylight is getting shorter, students are back in school, and the whole city is humming with activity. It's also a particularly beautiful time on ... read more- Categories:
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La Sonrisa: Elote Empanadas Recipe
October 4, 2016High Line vendor La Sonrisa is known for their homemade empanadas, made with recipes from the owner's grandmother. Visit them on the High Line at West 15th Street, or create your own Elote or sweet corn & cotija empanadas using their special recipe:Ingredients○ Corn on the cob (4 ears)○ Unsal... read more- Categories:
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Plant of the Week: Blue stem goldenrod
October 4, 2016The changing of seasons always brings new anticipation and excitement. At the High Line, the transition from summer to fall is distinctive. Many wildflowers reveal their different looks with fruits and seed heads after the bloom and the prairie grasses reach their prime. It's also a time when ... read more- Categories:
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Celebrating the Chelsea Grasslands: Highlights
September 30, 2016Throughout September, we have celebrated the Chelsea Grasslands – a special area of the park between West 18th and West 20th Streets that was inspired by the tallgrass prairie of the American Midwest. Through themed tours, family programming, social media, blog posts, food, and a panel featuri... read more- Categories:
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Plant of the Week: Compass plant
September 27, 2016During September, Friends of the High Line is celebrating the Chelsea Grasslands – a special area of the park between West 18th and West 20th Streets that was inspired by the tallgrass prairie of the American Midwest. As part of the celebration, we're featuring plants and trees from the Grassl... read more- Categories:
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Q&A with Artist Michael De Feo
September 22, 2016Michael De Feo, the New York City-based artist responsible for brightening the park and helping us celebrate the Chelsea Grasslands with his plant-inspired works, spoke to the High Line team about his history with the High Line, what the park brings to the neighborhood, how the High Line fits ... read more- Categories:
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