Central Brooklyn Meet Your Neighbors And Their Buzzing Garden Oasis (Photo by John Epstein)This garden looks like a leafy haven one might find in Savannah, Georgia or the New Orleans’ Garden District, but it’s here in the heart of Ditmas Park, on the southwest corner of Marlborough and Dorchester Roads. Framed by a pair of forty-foot weeping willow
beekeeping A Sweet Deal: Green-Wood Cemetery Gets Into The Honey Business A first-time visitor to Green-Wood Cemetery [http://www.green-wood.com/], the National Historic Landmark located just south of Prospect Park that was founded in 1838, will immediately notice how serene the space is. These days, you can stand in a lush, secluded spot near the 39th Street border and hear
beekeeping This Saturday, Check Out A Pollinator Safari With The Flatbush Gardener On Saturday, June 21, Chris Kreussling (aka the Flatbush Gardener [http://flatbushgardener.blogspot.com]) will be opening his garden gates to a number of lucky neighbors interested in learning about the ecosystem within. The Pollinator Safari [http://flatbushgardener.blogspot.com/2014/06/event-saturday-621-nycww-pollinator.html] event, organized in honor of National
beekeeping Learn About Beekeeping at a Farm on Adderley Lunch A super fun, family-friendly event is coming to The Farm on Adderley [http://thefarmonadderley.com/] on Monday, July 16 at 10am, as kids and grown-ups are welcome to learn about beekeeping: > Meg Paska, an urban beekeeper and homesteader, will teach us about the work that bees do and give us
beekeeping Neighbor Seeks Future Beekeepers “Beekeeping connects you to seasons, really lets you see what’s going on in the environment,” said neighbor Todd Scott, who, for this reason and more, keeps bees at six hives around the neighborhood. Living in an apartment building with no backyard, he found this unique solution for his hobby,
