Now there’s a new way to leave your mark on Western New York: Gardens Buffalo Niagara has launched the Living Gardens Legacy Society.

NEW THIS YEAR To avoid long waits for shuttles traveling long distances, Garden Walk Buffalo's eight free hop-on/hop-off shuttles have routes divided into four color zones.

Invitation to contribute your personal garden story to the Smithsonian Gardens Community of Gardens digital archive, which seeks to grow garden history through images, stories and exhibits.  

What used to be vacant lots are now sustainable market gardens thanks to the beautification efforts and paid internships of 5 Loaves Farm.

Spring is just around the corner!  Chances are you're already providing wildlife with the elements required to certify your garden as a Wildlife Habitat.  Take the next step!

The park has an estimated annual attendance of 500,000, and is one of 2018’s recipients of the Marvin Lunenfeld Beautification Grant. This funding was used to continue their transformation of the Buffalo waterfront into a more vibrant and exciting entrypoint for our city.

Middle Highland Block Club embodies the most important values of the Lunenfeld Grant. This grant has brought community members together in order to work toward a shared goal.

5 Loaves Farm is a locally owned and operated farm dedicated to providing spiritual, economic, and educational resources, as well as healthy food, to its community.

16th Street is the perfect example of how urban renewal can happen, yard by yard.

With the goal of creating beauty on street level, the Elmwood Village Association (EVA is one of this year’s Lunenfeld Beautification Grant recipients.

Buffalo gardeners and cultural institutions provided a warm welcome to 350+ members of the GWA | The Association of Garden Communicators for their 2017 annual conference held here in the City of Good Neighbors. And in return? They've provided their commentary on their visit.