What a novel and cute idea. A community garden, especially in New York where space and greenery can…read morebe very limited. It was closed whilst I was there. But I could sneak a peak through the railings. Apparently I found out that Clinton Community Garden is a teaching garden.

Hell's Kitchen has a quaint communal garden which is limited access to the public on weekends only…read more During the week it is accessible with a key to residents in this neighborhood. Clinton Community Garden is a teaching garden and enables all to hone the importance of growing vegetables, plants and bloom flowers. There are benches for resting and lots of green. Very well maintained. Clinton Community Garden is a great example of a unification of a community and building bridges in working toward a common goal of a healthier environment and healthy living.

Bruce's Raynolds Garden is a little corner of paradise…read more Established in 1970, this community garden is a quite relaxed green space tucked inside Isham Park. It's beautifully maintained, and displays gorgeous plants and flowers. There are seating options, and you can find more info on Facebook.

This is the greatest community garden, I can't believe it was right around the corner and I always…read morewalked past admiring that giant tree without stopping in. Open for impromptu outdoor dinners and gatherings, a grill and seating for public use, individual gardening plots (with a lengthy waitlist I'm sure), free bugspray (and wow are there mosquitoes), summer movie nights, and best of all -- COMPOST! You can bring your compost by during open hours or sign up for a composting annual membership with a personal key so you can have access whenever. I'm impressed. This is the best of Brooklyn.

I love this garden. One of the sweetest places in the neighborhood. Open long hours and a great…read moreplace to drop your compost. It is beautiful and a really tranquil slice in busy NYC. You can come here to eat dinner, they have great community programs and a sweet koi pond.

This is a great little getaway while I'm waiting for the bus. When you enter the revolving doors,…read moreyou are greeted by tall trees and a roof of skylights offering a lot of natural light. There are quite a few tables and chairs and surprisingly little noise despise being by such a busy street. There are security guards in there so I feel safe and occasionally go around sweeping to keep the area clean. The only slight con would be the bird poop on some of the tables and chairs from the birds that occasionally get in. It's not too messy though. It's a great place if you're looking for a place to eat, get some work done, or rest for a while.

A great little place to escape the wilderness of NYC! Came by with my boyfriend to eat our Halal…read moreGuys and escape the cold. It's full of a ton of natural light, plenty of tables and chairs to sit, and there's plenty of security guards (like a ton of cops crossing through) there's a little bar here too with a happy hour from 3-6!

I wish I had a green thumb..I love nature, gardens and parks. But when I buy a plant after a couple…read moreof months.. gone, baby, gone. I seek out Community Gardens whenever I can. Brooklyn has numerous gardens stretched throughout the entire borough. However, whenever I'm in Spanish Harlem, I'm close to this garden. Maggie's Magic Garden describes itself as "Wild paradise in El Barrio. Community spirit with community food are all around inclusivity. We live to reclaim and upcycle and connect with our surroundings." That is a truthful description; as it is an "oasis in an urban area". One can truly connect to nature and all the beautiful things it has to offer. I did not know all the wonderful events this beautiful garden hosts.. I plan to check out Crafting in the Garden in the future. This truly special garden worth checking out. Maggie's Magic Garden is located on 1574 Lexington Avenue Check out her Instagram page

Maggie's Magic Garden is absolutely beautiful. It's a National Wildlife Federation certified…read moreWildlife Habitat. It's so comfortable and cozy. It's a great place to rest at the top of the hill on Lexington Avenue! I added this NYC Park to Yelp and I will post the hours. I also messed up the name. It's Maggie's MAGIC Garden. I requested Yelp correct my error and post the hours. The hours say closed Friday but it was open when I was there today! I hope you enjoy visiting this quiet peaceful spot as much as I did today!

My dog loves coming here and letting his hair down! He enjoys laying in the grass and just being…read moreable to be a dog. I like it here because it is quiet and I can get some reading done! It is usually empty when we come here. It is always very clean except for the bugs but, we are in a park and I cannot kick them out! This park is my little secret and my dogs favorite place to be when he is not at home. I will continue to bring my dog here!

A treasure for the neighborhood. The garden is always kept…read moreso neat and clean. Seating offered throughout the garden. It's a beautiful space, respect it and it will respect you. I will fight for this Garden as long as I need to.

Elizabeth Street Garden was quite a nice find. It is well maintained by volunteers. Many shaded…read moreareas to sit and ponder while looking at beautiful greenery and statues of year. It was a great sit down stop.