Dig deep into the High Line's horticulture with a garden-focused tour! Each led by a knowledgeable High Line Docent, these 90-minute specialized tours offer an immersive look into the High Line's rich and distinctive horticulture. Participants will gain a deep understanding of legendary garden designer Piet Oudolf's naturalistic approach to plant selection, how the park's over 500 species of plants contribute to the thriving ecosystems on the High Line and New York City, and much more.
Horticulture tours will be led by docent Barbara Rohdie on September 3 and October 1. Learn more about our docent guide below.
Want to explore more tour topics? Spotlight tours are also offered for art, architecture and design, and history. See all spotlight tours →
Tours proceed rain or shine, though cancellations may occur during extreme weather. To ensure accessibility for all visitors, wheelchairs are available upon request.
Docent Bio
Barbara Rohdie is a native New Yorker who lived in the High Line neighborhood before its metamorphosis. She tells stories of the changes she experienced firsthand. As a former college professor, Barbara raised two children with her husband and created a major garden at her weekend home in the Hudson Valley. The garden is featured in many books and magazines. She has been a Docent for 15 years and has maintained her passion for the wonder that is the High Line.
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