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Greenhouses Galore
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Growing plants in the Northeast year-round is no mean feat! Here is a look at greenhouses of all stripes throughout the city.
Essential New York: Central Park 79th Street and Above
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The upper portion of Central Park is perhaps the less visited section of New York's man-made oasis but includes some lovely areas. Take a look at some of the lesser-known spots in the park.
Clarke and Rapuano, Landscape Architects
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April — better known as the month of showers, Frederick Law Olmsted’s birthday, and Earth Day — has also been designated National Landscape Architect month. Aside from Olmsted, however, landscape architects continue to fly largely under the radar. A case in point: Clarke and Rapuano, a firm with enormous impact on New York City’s urban landscape, whose name is hardly known outside the profession.
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Central Park greenhouses, Fifth Avenue at E. 100th Street, New York City, undated (ca. 1900-1909).
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Central Park greenhouses, Fifth Avenue at E. 100th Street, New York City, undated (ca. 1900-1909).
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Central Park Greenhouses, 5th Ave & 100th St.
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Burnett Memorial Fountain piece in Conservatory Garden, rear.
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Burnett Memorial Fountain piece in Conservatory Garden.
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Burnett Memorial Fountain piece in Conservatory Garden, front.
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\[Girl looking from the pergola over the Conservatory Gardens.]
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