brancaccio's food shop
We spotted local gardener Tracey Hohman at work earlier this week on some seasonal plantings outside of Brancaccio’s [http://www.brancacciosfoodshop.com/] , 3011 Fort Hamilton Parkway, helping to make it one of our favorite places to sit and enjoy some coffee on the weekend! Got a photo of the
plant theft
Neighborhood gardener Tracey Hohman wrote this afternoon to say that, for the second time in just over a year [/blog/garden/whos-stealing-from-tracey-hohmans-garden], she’d been robbed of kale she was growing just outside her home. “The infamous Ditmas Park Kale Thief is back,” she says, “taking eating local to a
Tracey Hohman
The Cortelyou Library Friends [https://www.facebook.com/cortelyoulibraryfriends] group and The Farm On Adderley [http://thefarmonadderley.com/] will be hosting Butterflies, Bulbs, and Bookmarks [http://thefarmonadderleyevents.com/index.php/fe_news/news_item/butterflies-bulbs-bookmarks/] , an event to celebrate replanting the planters in the library plaza (1305 Cortelyou Rd. at
Tracey Hohman
If you haven’t been outside yet this afternoon, do whatever you can to get out there and enjoy the beautiful weather! It feels quite a bit like spring, and it’s even starting to look a little bit more like it. Local green thumb Tracey Hohman spotted winter aconite,
gardening
Tracey Hohman [/?s=Tracey+Hohman] is a local green thumb. Recently, part of her own garden was stolen. She wrote in to tell us about it: > For the past two weeks someone has been stopping by to trim my kale. I think they must be eating it. Now it
cortelyou library
Neighbor and local gardener extraordinaire [/blog/green/weve-got-the-greenest-commercial-blocks-in-brooklyn] Tracey Hohman sends this message from outside the library: “Thanks to Friends of Cortelyou Library [https://www.facebook.com/cortelyoulibraryfriends] for sponsoring this fall planting. A shout out goes to Sustainable Flatbush [http://sustainableflatbush.org/] for the pots and the fabulous compost
Tracey Hohman
Neighbor Tracey Hohman shows off her fabulous garden on an episode of Urban Gardener [http://youtu.be/QkhagMiKpBY] on the Spaces YouTube channel [http://www.YouTube.com/SPACEStv]. Tracey discuses how she creates compost with fallen leaves and food waste, which she uses in place of chemical fertilizer. “My leaf