The Greenhouses
For 100 years Hudson Park Children’s Greenhouse (HPCG) was where plants were grown to fill our parks, children came to
learn about gardening and residents grew orchids and cacti plants that fascinated park visitors. We created a new and modern greenhouse
in the spirit of that historic greenhouse. We host garden programming activities and horticultural programs for children and the whole community of New Rochelle.
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Our Mission
Rendering of Hudson Park Children's Greenhouse, view from Bandshell parking lot
HPCG is creating a sustainable and vibrant community greenhouse and activities program. We will host garden programming activities for the community. This initiative will enhance the development of Hudson Park, New Rochelle and Long Island Sound’s coastline for the enjoyment and benefit of New Rochelle’s children and community. This will provide a tremendous resource to the community and will inspire future improvements throughout Hudson Park. Greenhouse visitors will learn about horticulture, propagation, nutrition, and they will experience beauty.
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Testimonials
Noam Bramson
Mayor of New Rochelle
Millie and her volunteer army are working to restore a unique piece of New Rochelle’s history and make it once again a shining gem for our community.
Joyce Kent
Retired Teacher
The work that I do at HPCG has added so much satisfaction to my retirement. For me this is a volunteer activity and the reward is watching the children learn and enjoy the world around them.
Charles B. Strome III
City Manager of City of New Rochelle
Both the City Administration and the City Council have demonstrated support for this project
Kim Martelli
Registered Architect
Concerned citizens want to preserve the history of Hudson Park, and educate the community on sustainable living.