World-famous landscape artist Fritz Haeg had a great idea – design a sustainable garden for a busy Manhattan neighborhood. Ovation TV got on board to film the project as it happens. And Gardenburger joined as official cheerleader and sponsor. We think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship.
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Planting Session Artist Fritz Haeg directed a huge group from the New York Restoration Project as we completely transformed the patch of land at 26th and 10th in Chelsea, NY. Our partner, OvationTV, captured all activity, from tilling the ground to the artful creation of five zones of Lenape plant life: woods, berry patch, low wetland, flowering meadow, and the Three Sisters crops—corn, beans and squash.
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Inspirations Learn more about Fritz Haeg’s inspirations and the green philosophies that led him to create the Gardenburger/Hudson Guild garden.
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Click here to see the video "Planting Session."
Would you like to see pictures of the Hudson Guild project? Go here.
Landscape artist Fritz Haeg conceived and designed the Gardenburger/Hudson Guild garden.
Fritz Haeg, seen here at his home, plans to bring an urban edible landscape with historic roots to the Gardenburger/Hudson Guild garden site in Manhattan.
Ovation TV films Fritz Haeg as he describes the Gardenburger/Hudson Guild garden project. The footage will be used in mini-documentaries that will air on the Ovation TV channel.
Landscape artist Fritz Haeg explains how his ideas about sustainability and connection to the earth inspired him to start the garden project.
Haeg’s home garden reflects his love of nature and natural landscapes.
Haeg’s home features a geodesic dome.
Set into the hill, Haeg’s home is in harmony with the natural landscape.
The balcony of Haeg’s home provides an amazing view of his gardens.
Another view of Haeg’s home.
The interior of landscape artist Fritz Haeg’s home.
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