Gramercy Park Block Association

Use the map to identify a tree, read its inventory record or learn how to recognize its species. The numbers match the brass tags on the trees.

41 street trees10 species

How we care for our trees

Find a street tree

Choose a number on the map to meet a tree, or browse by name or species. Out for a walk? The numbers match the brass tags on the trees.

All 41 trees

How the inventory guides our work

ArborScope brings the arborists’ assessments together so we can plan pruning, soil and root care, treatment and replacement planting for individual trees.

The Block Association cares for these City-owned street trees and their gardens along the public sidewalks. The Trustees of Gramercy Park care for the landscape inside the Park.

The story behind ArborScope
About this map & its photographs

Tree records and locations: Bartlett Tree Experts / ArborScope. Assessment: September 30, 2025.

Photographs show either the individual tree or an example of its species, as labeled. Full photograph credits and recorded measurements appear on each tree’s page.

A planting plan from 1940

A 1940 plan proposed linden, ginkgo, Norway maple and Oriental plane trees for the streets around Gramercy Park. Titled “Suggested Street Tree Planting Diagram,” the drawing distinguishes existing trees from proposed plantings and calls for 72 trees.

Suggested 1940 planting plan for the blocks surrounding Gramercy Park, showing existing trees and proposed positions for ginkgo, linden, Norway maple and Oriental plane trees.
Suggested street-tree plantings around Gramercy Park, 1940.Enlarge the planting plan
G
Ginkgo
L
Linden
NM
Norway maple
OP
Oriental plane
Photo credits for this page