Garden Spaces
Our community gardens represent diverse approaches to urban agriculture and environmental stewardship. From traditional in-ground gardens to raised bed designs, each garden reflects unique character and neighborhood needs.
The gardens pictured here demonstrate the wide range of plants that thrive in our Syracuse area, from seasonal vegetables to perennial herbs, flowering plants that support pollinators, and native species that strengthen local ecosystems.
Community in Action
What makes our gardens special isn't just the plants—it's the people. You'll see families tending garden plots, young people learning hands-on environmental skills, neighbors connecting across cultural and generational differences, and volunteers contributing their time and expertise.
Events and Celebrations
Throughout the year, Syracuse Greens hosts events that bring our community together. From spring garden kickoffs to summer harvest celebrations and fall composting workshops, our events combine environmental education with community building.
Environmental Projects
Beyond gardens, Syracuse Greens engages in various environmental projects throughout the community. The gallery includes images from park cleanups, native plant restorations, invasive species management projects, and community beautification initiatives.
Nature and Biodiversity
Our gardens support rich biodiversity—from the vegetables and herbs we cultivate to the wild plants, pollinators, birds, and beneficial insects that thrive in our green spaces.
To learn more about what you can do to support local environmental projects, visit our programs page or check our events calendar.