Argenteuil is working to create a green corridor throughout the town, from the plain of Argenteuil, to the Park du Cerisier, through the park du Marais and the banks of the Seine.

As a former agricultural town, Argenteuil perpetuates the memory of the cultivations that made its reputation like asparagus, figs and wine. In the eighteenth century, the city has the largest vineyard in the region and is the first wine-producing city in France in terms of yield per hectare. Today, the city continues to maintain its agricultural heritage, in particular through its vineyard. In the late 90s, the city bought the vineyards of the last winegrower, which municipal services continue to grow near the plain of Parisis. Each year, many people are coming to participate in the harvest. Pinot noir and Charbonnay are the varieties grown there.