The Green Committee of the Block Association is still at it! After our April planting day, neighbors noticed revived tree beds throughout the catchment. But just yesterday, neighbors and volunteers Bob Aaronson, Temma Ehrenfeld, and Eve Sinaiko were back at it cleaning and planting the two tree beds in front of the Semiperm housing residence at 210 West 102nd Street. They also tackled the flower boxes on the banisters of St. Luke's also on West 102nd, and the tree bed of that beautiful gingko in front of 851 West End Avenue.
The flowers and trees will flourish with a little loving care from neighbors, supers and volunteer waterers. They will especially appreciate vigilant dog walkers who curb their pets.
When you are out for your summertime ambles, take in the perfumes of all the flowers and trees. Some of which are thanks to our volunteers.
And if you want to help, give your nearby trees and flowers a good soaking from time to time now that the rains of June are but a memory.
By Caitlin Hawke
The flowers and trees will flourish with a little loving care from neighbors, supers and volunteer waterers. They will especially appreciate vigilant dog walkers who curb their pets.
When you are out for your summertime ambles, take in the perfumes of all the flowers and trees. Some of which are thanks to our volunteers.
And if you want to help, give your nearby trees and flowers a good soaking from time to time now that the rains of June are but a memory.
By Caitlin Hawke
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