Gardens and More

White Plains Beautification Foundation's sponsored gardens can be identified throughout the city by our signature green post signs.  Each sign displays the major contributor whose generous donation helps maintain and water the garden that is updated by local nurseries with seasonal plantings.

Location: Upper Tibbits Park. Maintained by Gedney Farms Nursery.

Location: White Plains Library Plaza. Maintained by Amodio's Garden Center.

In honor of WPBF's 50th anniversary, the organization dedicated a street clock to the city on Sept. 24, 2015. The 16-foot, Verdin-post, two-faced style is a Howard Replica street clock visible to traffic both entering and leaving White Plains. This is one of three clocks WPBF has placed in White Plains.

Found at the intersection of Mamaroneck Avenue and Bloomingdale Road, the dedication plaque reads: "In honor of all the founders and volunteers who made the 50th anniversary of White Plains Beautification Foundation, Inc. possible."

All our garden signs now display the purple ribbon denoting WPBF's tribute to essential workers and those who have lost their lives to Covid-19.

Location: White Plains Public Library. Maintained by Gedney Farms Nursery.

Your donation helps continue our mission of beautifying White Plains, with gardens and more.

 Photos by Jean Bello, Patricia Bernstein and Roland Barnes (deceased)

You are welcome to get involved by contacting us at info@wpbf.org. Volunteer efforts are always needed and always appreciated!

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Who We Are

White Plains Beautification Foundation is an independent, not-for-profit organization encouraging gardens and green spaces throughout the City of White Plains. From the start, our organization has been composed entirely of volunteers who have donated many hours of their time helping make White Plains a beautiful place to live, work and visit.