Lots to Grow is a deep dive into New York City's community gardens, unique open spaces created and maintained by neighborhood volunteers. As NYC grows and develops, how are gardens and their caretakers adapting to the new challenges that come from neighborhood change? Through interviews with more than 35 individuals, New Yorkers for Parks catalogues the history of gardens, their present day functions, and how they are dealing with issues ranging from cultural clashes to losses of land to their complicated and sometimes temporary status.
Advolly Richmond
Successful Garden Design
Bren Haas
Dave and Aaron
Zeljka Grguric
jamesy
Project Giving Back
Saul Walker and Lucy Chamberlain
Maggie Griner
Presencing Institute
Dell Morse
Rod Whiting
None
Keith and Elisabeth
Loyal Books
Garden Goons
Big Steve
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Toemar
Lara Jacobs
Garden Talk by Walter Andersen Nursery
Luke Devlin
Lauti Mina
Sanja Bodiroga
Green Theory Distributors
Linda Alvis
MWC
Gracie Bowles2022
Abaan
Dutch Game Garden
greg richer
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Frances E. Hodgson Burnett
Chloe Flannigan
Sascia Pastori, Monica Ponzini
Ashley White
kiemi dusony
Loyal Books
donalkane
Loyal Books
Catherine Speaks
The Garden Gurus
Maureen
vanessa
Eveyy’s Garden
Plant Talk Radio
Jeff Gustin
Loyal Books
olivia swiatkowski
AlfredKando
The Garden Statement Podcast
Katie Ryan
MaryGold
Isabella Yaguda
Joanne Shaw: Landscape Designer
Gabriela Plase
Z107.7 Podcasts
Big Brandon as Goldy
Kevin Telfer
Alex and Steve
mark koller
Rawlco Radio Ltd.
Milberger's Gardening STX
Oliver Asher
Joshua Simon
WMAL
THE PASTOR AND THE PROPHETESS
Karmilawati
Kami Shows
GardenStateofMind
The Greasy Utterson
DXN PRO
Tea & Gardens
Genesis Communications Network, Inc.
Jeremy Hance
Jules and Angela
Alexa
Erin Marie Adam
Obsa
Healing Gardens
Green Team
Ava
Eli Rachlin
Garden Success with Skip Richter
Keila Anali Saucedo
Nicole Burke
Z100 (WHTZ-FM)
Linda Constance Alvis
Garden Church
Apirana Nicol
Lisa
Steph Watkins
Rob Sperti
Genesis Communications Network, Inc.
Patricia Halliday
Justin Finn
Charlie Albone
Max Shea
Presencing Institute