• Every Friday: Big Lake Native Plant Trail Restoration Project

    Big Lake, City Park  7 Freiderichs Ave

    Put your gardening skills to work (and learn some new ones) at the Big Lake Native Plant Trail in New Orleans City Park (the trail is near the boat and bike rental on Friedrichs Avenue). Pull weeds, prune, plant, and work with some of the most knowledgeable gardeners around. City Park provides tools, clean gloves, water, and insect […]

    Free
  • Spring Garden Show

    City Park Botanical Garden

    All the inspiration and information you need for your garden in one place: education programs, plant sales, music, and more! The NPI booth will feature edible native plants: feeding the birds, bees, and butterflies is often a gardening focus, but what about food for humans? Learn all about the amazing edibles growing right here in […]

    $12.00
  • Tulane Earth Day Festival

    Tulane University 31 McAlister Drive, New Orleans, LA, United States

    Inspire the next generation of native plant fans at NPI's information and giveaway table. The free festival features music, art competitions, food vendors, and earth-friendly fun. You don't need to be an expert to volunteer, just enthusiastic! Sign up for a volunteer shift at the NPI table here.

    Free
  • Prune and Pull Lafitte Greenway

    Lafitte Greenway Greenway Plaza, 436 N. Norman C. Francis Pkwy., New Orleans, Louisiana

    Pull & Prune 5:00-7:00 p.m. at the Lafitte Greenway Roundabout (Lafitte Greenway at Norman C. Francis Parkway in New Orleans). The greenway is a 2.6-mile bike and pedestrian path that connects neighborhoods, serves as a transportation corridor, and features stormwater management practices.

  • Prune and Pull Rosa Keller Library

    Rosa F. Keller Library & Community Center 4300 South Broad in New Orleans, New Orleans, LA, United States

    The garden features a bioswale with native plants and trees that reduces stormwater runoff, brightens the neighborhood with year-round blooms and pollinators, and showcases the teamwork of NPI, the New Orleans Public Library system, the Master Gardeners of Greater New Orleans, and the New Orleans Department of Parks and Parkways.

    Free