
Phase 1: Rewild existing street space
Convert tree beds, bare medians, and more into wildflower gardens.
Claim one street tree, get native seeds, and weave nature back into your daily life.
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"A delight."
Hey everyone,
I'm Mayank, CEO here at Mulch, and we're tackling a simple problem of city life.
Here at home, our connection to nature is buried underneath concrete and commutes.
Parks are far-off, community gardens are crusty, and concrete covers everything.
It doesn't make any sense.
Feeling close to the natural environment feels good. We know this. We go to great lengths to get out of the city — to hikes, beaches, national parks — just to feel a little more calm, lighthearted, and connected.
So why settle for so much less here at home?
New York has 50 Central Parks worth of unused space. It's on top of rooftops, untraversed sidewalks, empty balconies, and highway medians — space that's hidden in plain sight.
Our plan?
Rewild it all — one tiny garden at a time.
To start, we're sponsoring 1,500 New Yorkers on a mission to plant wildflower seeds in tree beds around the city.
Claim one street tree below, and we'll send you native seeds to plant there, completely free.
It's not much, but it's a start — and maybe that's more than enough.
Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever has.
— Margaret Mead
Corny but true. Let's get after it.
Street trees are just the start...
Convert tree beds, bare medians, and more into wildflower gardens.
Spur on apartment building community gardens, balcony gardening clubs, and living walls.
Pursue full-on structural work like green roofs and new street trees.