• Aberdeen Community Garden

    First established in 1989, Aberdeen Street Community Garden underwent full renovation in 2019/2020 as part of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo’s Vital Brooklyn initiative. There are now raised garden beds for growing fresh, organic fruits, vegetables, and herbs; Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) compliant paths and paved surfaces; a greenhouse; and benches, tables, sitting areas, and compost bins. Additionally, there is new fencing, gates, lights, off-grid solar energy, new plantings, a garden storage shed, water supply and irrigation. A prefabricated modular building houses a community room to hold educational programs, community gatherings, trainings, and workshops. The site will also support NYRP Brooklyn-based operations.

    2023 Recipient of The NYRP Most Outstanding Garden Group Acknowledgment

    Address

    91 Aberdeen St.
    Brooklyn, New York (Bushwick)

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    Hours

    All NYRP community gardens hold a minimum of 20 open hours per week. Please check the bulletin board at the garden for times and details.

    Amenities

    Compost drop-off, Little Free Library

    Garden Size

    10,000 sq ft.

    Get Involved

    Contact us if you’d like to learn more or join the garden.

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    Host your next public event, celebration or program outdoors. Reserve an NYRP community garden for free.

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