Inside America's Healthiest Yards- Rebecca McMackin's Secret Garden (Garden Tour)

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Tour Rebecca McMackin's private Connecticut woodland garden — where Brooklyn Bridge Park's former Director of Horticulture creates habitat with native plants and low-intervention practices.

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Ever wonder where the leaders of the rewilding movement actually garden? Walk on the Wild Side takes you inside the private home gardens of America's ecological landscaping pioneers.

EPISODE 1: REBECCA MCMACKIN
Step inside the private Connecticut garden of Rebecca McMackin — where one of America's most influential ecological horticulturists practices what she preaches.

For over a decade, Rebecca served as Director of Horticulture at Brooklyn Bridge Park, transforming 85 acres into thriving habitat for people and wildlife. She's a Harvard Loeb Fellow, Lead Horticulturist for the American Horticultural Society, and her TED Talk on ecological horticulture has been viewed over 1 million times.

But this isn't Brooklyn Bridge Park. This is her home.

In this 10-minute woodland garden tour, watch how Rebecca creates habitat in her own Connecticut sanctuary — the native plants she prioritizes, the low-intervention approach she practices, and the beauty that emerges when you let nature lead.

This is where the rewilding revolution actually lives.

Episode highlights:
Tour Rebecca's personal Connecticut woodland garden
See her approach to native plant selection and placement
Learn how she manages her land with minimal intervention
Discover what ecological horticulture looks like at home
Watch how habitat creation and beauty work together