Each Spring, Rewild reimagines Rockefeller Center’s Channel Gardens as a living corridor of seasonal energy—an immersive promenade where planting and hardscape work as one. Layered, resilient planting is curated for urban conditions while providing food and habitat for pollinators, turning an iconic Midtown passage into a sensory experience of color, texture, fragrance, and renewal. The result is a high-impact public landscape that invites visitors to slow down, gather, and feel the city soften into bloom.
ReWild is curating the planting design of the Channel Gardens at Rockefeller Center. Six times a year, for Easter, Spring, Summer, Fall, Christmas & Winter we reimagine the planting design and palettes to propose different feels and interactive landscape environments to beautify the space and attract the attention of visitors. Special care is given to propose a robust urban-proof palette of plants that will also provide food and habitat for pollinators.
Spring at the Channel Gardens Rockefeller Center installation by Rewild Landscape
