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2009-02-28
Flatbush Rezoning Proposal scheduled for certification
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Update 2009-03-02: CPC certified the Rezoning Plan . On the agenda for Monday's Review Session [PDF] of the City Planning Commission (C...
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2009-02-27
Spring has Sprung
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The first Spring flowers bloomed today in my yard. This is Crocus chrysanthus , I believe, growing in the lawn in front of the house.
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Brooklyn Last Frost Date and Spring Planting Calendar
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Go to the Spring Planting Calendar setup by Skippy's Vegetable Garden Enter the date 04/21/2009 as the "Last Spring Frost" d...
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2009-02-19
Sassafras albidum, Sassafras
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Sassafras albidum , Sassafras, is a medium-sized deciduous tree native to eastern North America. It's easily identified by its leaves wh...
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Growing 387 trees for the National 9/11 Memorial
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A video interview with two of the people who are charged with growing nearly 400 trees that will populate the plaza of the National Septemb...
2009-02-18
Woodland Garden Design Plant List
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Over the weekend, my Twitter stream reflected the progress I was making on my final class project for the Urban Garden Design class with Ni...
2009-02-06
Victorian Flatbush House Tour
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2008.02.13 IMPORTANT UPDATE : The date for this year's tour will be Sunday, June 14, the second Sunday in June, and not June 7 as origin...
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2009-02-05
"The Mystery of the Maple Syrup Mist"
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That's the title Mayor Bloomberg gave to the investigation into the recurring maple syrup smells that have been reported sporadically in...
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2009-02-02
Happy Imbolc (Groundhog Day) 2009!
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The sun has not yet risen this morning, but the sky is clear as dawn lightens to day. It's likely that "Flatbush Fluffy", the ...
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2009-01-29
Albemarle Road, Local Landscape
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One block from my home, in the landmarked Prospect Park South Historic District, Albemarle Road spans six blocks, from Coney Island Avenue t...
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