Sprout - HighLine Railroad Park: City Sustainability Reimagined

New York City has always been booming with life and activity. When freight trains became too dangerous to use in the city, tracks were built in the air. However, as time went on these tracks were used less, eventually becoming abandoned. Instead of demolishing the tacks, these brothers wanted to save it and turn it into a green space, creating the HighLine
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[@patriciacole8773]

Hooray for the creation of nature by our God who cares. Yayyy for (deer proof) perennials ! Blessings to honest hearted souls. Lord Jesus, bless every garden everywhere ❣️

[@retrobass3693]

Thanks for the video. So much to learn about gardens and how to use them for the public.

[@itsmewende]

This was the best thing I've watched about a garden project in this country. I watch a gardening show in England that the designer builds a garden for people who submit their garden for the show. One couple had been to NY, they asked that the HighLine be part of the garden. Here I sit a 3 hr drive away and have never been, thinking that's about to change. Loved hearing Andi explain the garden as well.

[@anniegueveneux8161]

Magnifique projet D’autant plus que les citoyens ont démarré le projet et les new-yorkais font l’entretien. Bravo pour cette espace vert en ville et le côté naturel. Inspirant

[@skyeseaborn1170]

This is so inspiring!

[@_luckicharms]

They must have taken inspiration from The Curious Garden by Peter Brown

[@soulshadoww55]

In the video you mentioned that there would be information on other High Line inspired gardens. I don't see that information. Can you please include it or tell me where I can find it. I'd love to see how other cities are being influenced by the great project.

[@hross5631]

Who has the air rights to the line? It would change the design if a nearby skyscraper focused it's reflection on a small stretch...