Stunning. At the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens.
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Stunning. At the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens.
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“Fudo”, Sargent Juniper tree. Age: over 800 year old. Died: 1971
A beautiful part of the Bonsai collection at the Brooklyn Botanical Gardens.
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Highlights from this year’s fall colors in Central Park. A little behind on the post, but better late then never!
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Loving the way the greens, oranges, and reds are climbing up the facade. Whimsical…
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They’re finally turning red!!! Purchased a small tomato plant seedling from the Union Square Farmers’ Market probably a month ago. It was of the “sugar lump” or “Gardener’s Delight” (looked it up online…haha) variety. They are little baby tomatoes/cherry tomatoes. The plant was less than a foot tall when I bought it and now it’s 3-4 ft tall. Insane! After watching the blossoms turn to tiny pea sized tomatoes, it seemed like it was going to take forever for them to turn red, but finally they are getting ripe. Looking forward to adding them to my salads. Definitely really rewarding to grow your own food to eat. Have a bell pepper plant starting to grow. Hope that works out too
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Giant traveling human-shaped herb garden designed by Japanese Landscape design studio, EARTHSCAPE.
The garden arrives in shipping containers which converts into a shop and cafe.
The herbs that are planted within the body’s outline are either herbs that benefit that part of the body or are herbs native to that particular local. The money earned is donated to building playgrounds in developing countries.
3 different locations in Japan have been visited by the herbman and more will come in the future.
Really great idea and great cause.
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