We designed and installed an urban 100% native landscape at a main downtown intersection in the Upstate NY town of Saratoga Springs with the amazing and talented community group SoBro Conservancy of Saratoga.

On this affordable housing rooftop building at 540 West 53rd Street, there is a feature usually associated with lux high-rises: an expansive terrace with sweeping views, intimate gathering areas, and lush, abundant greenery.

If you are ever stressed, feeling anxious, sad about the world, climate, future… head into the woods for a MOSS NAP.

We’ll be talking lots about garden care, climate change, native plants and joy in both classes in the city and country this fall.

After a decade of creating gardens for affordable housing in NYC we share what we’ve learned, the important role landscapes play in people’s health, how privilege affects our access to greenspace and how the whole thing got super elevated due to Covid.

Design Wild creates an ecological, pollinator, native wonderland in the beautiful gallery space at Stone Barns Center for Food and Agriculture.

In these current times, there is a great need to stay AWAKE, INSPIRED and JOYFUL. We are paying special attention to people, places, and work that lifts our spirits. Here are just a few of many: Fantastic Fungi, Elderberry Wisdom, How to Stay Alive in the Woods

This new farm we installed is cared for by the dedicated staff at Community Access were they are growing food with and for their low-income tenants living in this beautiful, newly constructed building. We planted lettuce, broccoli, kale, parsley, basil, beans and so much more.

In these current times, there is a great need to stay AWAKE, INSPIRED and JOYFUL. We are paying special attention to people, places, and work that lifts our spirits. Here are just a few of many: The Nap Ministry, #HKplantmagic and Ms. Kristin West

A great example for all city brownstone and townhouses' front gardens. Such a wonderful view to come home to while improving the greening of a whole neighborhood.

Design Wild facilitates a a community process lead by Clinton Housing Development Company to build a cohesive community vision for the future of the Dewitt Clinton Park.

We planted a haven for insects in midtown this year. Between the traffic of Ninth Avenue you can now spot monarch butterflies and honey bees.

Backyard transformation for a new store, collaborative pop-up and coworking space

Fall equinox, Autumn in New York and the Jewish New Year among other thoughts

We all need staying AWAKE, INSPIRED and JOYFUL these days so we are pay special attention to the people, places, and work that lift our spirits.