Chaenomeles japonica ‘Toyo-Nishiki,’ Toyo-Nishiki flowering quince, is deciduous shrub in the rose family, and is a not-so-distant relative of apple and pear trees.

Spring ephemerals emerge, bloom, produce seed, and disappear all within a matter of weeks. On the High Line, these plants add color and texture to our gardens early in the season, when many perennials are still dormant and have been cut...

The High Line has long been known as one of the most romantic spots in the city: Time Out New York dubbed it a top pickup spot, it’s been designated NYC’s #1 date destination, and NewYork.com called it a top site that’s...

With historical evolution, we get to imagine who becomes landmark.

The vibrant red berries of Red Sprite winterberry are a colorful contrast with the subdued tones of dried grasses that characterize the High Line’s winter landscape.

Twenty-five years after Wu-Tang Clan’s “C.R.E.A.M.” was released as a single, the artist and writer Sable Elyse Smith springboards from the song to grapple with the same issues: a prison system that hinges on the trap of poverty...

Have you ever wondered what astronauts can see from space?

Throughout 2019, 60 organizations around the world pay homage to Merce Cunningham.

Simone Leigh’s Brick House inaugurates the Plinth, the groundbreaking new site for large-scale artworks on the Spur, the newest section of the High Line opening in Spring 2019.

Rhus typhina, the staghorn sumac, is a small colonizing tree native to eastern North America.