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Patrick Dougherty’s stick sculpture “Natural History” will be on display through August. It’s marvelously tactile and mysteriously sturdy, considering the number of hands that have touched it since it was set up last August. One look and you’ll know what I mean.

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In lieu of many little May flowers, here is one big mama almost 6 inches in diameter. (You could say that it is comprised of many small blossoms, though….)

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Wedding season is upon us. Go to the Botanic Garden and see for yourself; one reception after another is being celebrated. The rain came and went in waves today, but no matter. It’s supposed to be good luck for newly married.

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This past weekend was the annual Cherry Blossom Festival at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, and the timing was perfect – the flowers were at their peak. This picture wasn’t taken there; all over the borough the trees were exploding.

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The Brooklyn Botanic Garden is preparing for the frenzy of the cherry blossom festival in three weeks. There are a few early bloomers in the esplanade, like this weeping cherry, which kept the throngs of eager garden visitors happy enough.

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The Brooklyn Botanic Garden is a beautiful sanctuary in the middle of the borough. You wander around, get absorbed in the plants and scenery, and now and then are reminded where you are by the sound of cars beyond the fence or the sight of an apartment building in the distance.

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