What a treat to be Brooklyn just in time to see the Cherry blossoms explode across the grove…read more The garden is quite expansive and it took a bit of a stroll to get in far enough to the tree promenade that completely overwhelmed you with bursting color. After drinking in all the color, we meandered to the Koi and Japanese garden, rounded about the see tulips in their full glory and snuck out a side door. A stunning garden, beautifully maintained by staff and volunteers. I'll certainly be back when I visit again.

So I will start off by saying this place was underwhelming. I feel like the cooler events happen at…read moretheir other location. I also never knew that if you lived in Brooklyn you were able to get a discount and possibly attend free, they definitely do not disclose this. Even my kid nephew said it was expensive for the amount of $$ we paid to get into this park. The park is small, there are a few interactive things for kids to do along the trail. Little tables with interactive tools to enjoy nature. It was just not as fulfilling to me as I expected. I expected there to be something more than what I can see outside when I am on my bike rides in NYC. It's more of a place to admire something, take some photos and just chill, but for a price.

Deborah is a force in the best way. She brings deep expertise, gorgeous plants and shares it all…read morejoyously with our lucky community. She is my go to for my garden and guaranteed great conversation. Thank goodness for her presence!

My friend and I, both plant enthusiasts, were stopped in our tracks by a beautiful little…read morebuild-your-own-bouquet table in front of Seasons358 on a sunny BK day! I love that we were able to pick the florals and greenery, and the LOVELY shop owner, Deborah, arranged and wrapped our bouquets to go. We shopped around for a while, talking through our various plant needs and Deborah helped us to pick new plants to take home. So glad to have found this gem and will certainly be returning soon!

Showed up early with everything they need. Crew was polite and responsive. Ari guided me in…read morehelping to select the best flowers and plants and his advice was perfect. Planning on using him for one or two clean ups as the summer progresses. Work was completed within two Days of my giving him The go ahead.

Great service,fair pricing, and excellent results.G&C Landscaping did afantastic job.Highly…read morerecommend!

Amongst the chaos of BK, you find this hidden gem, better known as "Woodbine Garden". A friend…read moreinvited me to join him for their yearly gathering of good food, community and all around great vibes. If you're looking for community, or simply a space to grow your own food, I highly recommend visiting your neighborhood community garden. Side bar: woodbine garden will be going through a makeover that'll be bringing in new / waist high garden beds.

Very friendly and accommodating company. They will come up with a plan that matches your goals and…read morewill be very helpful throughout the process!

Ivy League has done excellent work on my roof. I went back and forth with them on garden designs…read morefor a while, and they were always patient and helpful. I was very satisfied with the installation and maintenance. The price I paid was significantly less than what I was quoted by some other local services. Would highly recommend!

Convenient. Variety of plants…read more Quick (in and out)! Great prices! Friendly customer service. Local business. Love the name. Horticulture in The Stuy. Bed-Stuy "do AND vegetate."

When I walked in I was instantly greeted by Nurain. She was wiping clean the leaves of a monstera…read moreplant which I've never seen an employee do while in a nursery. She was so sweet and helpful and made me feel like I was being heard. Nurain helped me and my friend find everything we needed and was such a pleasure to be around. I can't wait to come back in the season to see Nurain. Thank you Nurian.

The Japanese Hill-and-Pond Garden is a lovely section of the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. I was quite…read moresurprised to see a red torii suddenly while walking around this garden. The pond was also frozen over creating a gorgeous natural scene classic of Japan. "The Japanese Hill-and-Pond Garden is one of the oldest and most visited Japanese-inspired gardens outside Japan. It is a blend of the ancient hill-and-pond style and the more recent stroll-garden style, in which various landscape features are gradually revealed along winding paths. The garden features artificial hills contoured around a pond, a waterfall, and an island while carefully placed rocks also play a leading role. Among the major architectural elements of the garden are wooden bridges, stone lanterns, a viewing pavilion, the torii or gateway, and a Shinto shrine." Source: http://www.bbg.org/discover/gardens/japanese_garden

One of my favorite places in the Brooklyn Botanic Garden. Elegant and painstaking design. You can…read moreamble around the perimeter, or stand at a covered platform in the middle and watch the fish swim by. Also worth it to visit the adjoining shrine, semi-covered in moss. A tranquil, serene installation.

Great service and advice. Wonderful value and great selections. Convenient location too.read more

The best plant shop in Brooklyn. Helena is a neighborhood legend and treasure. Her knowledge and…read morequality of plants is unsurpassed.