The sweetgum is one of the climax canopy species of the High Line network of plants, shrubs, and trees.

Commonly known as coneflowers, the genus Echinacea comprises nine species of herbaceous perennial plants in the Asteraceae family that are native to the prairies and open woodlands of the eastern and central regions of North America....

This year on the High Line, visitors can stop to check the time at Ruth Ewan’s installation Silent Agitator. Learn the fascinating history behind this symbolic clock.

Learn about the Spur gardens, Taryn’s favorite part of the job, and which new plants to look out for on the park.

Aggressive and hardy, yet alluringly attractive, Queen Anne’s lace makes a great addition to your garden.

On this day 20 years ago, an article on the High Line ran in the New York Times.

High Line Art’s associate curator, Melanie Kress discusses the history, present, and future of our Channel video program and performance series.

Sea lavender’s common name derives from the plant’s ability to thrive in coastal conditions and for its airy cluster of tiny, papery, lavender-blue flowers.

If the High Line is a landmark today, much of the credit goes to the LGBTQ+ community.

Commissioned for the historic opening of the Spur, We Are Here is a series of text-based sound installations that span several locations of the High Line. Learn more in our interview with composer Jeremy Touissant-Baptiste.