I was in Greenwich Village a few weeks ago and passed by the Jefferson Market Garden so I went in and took a stroll. It is a lovely little garden and it makes you almost forget you are in the midst of Manhattan. The Jefferson Market building used to be a courthouse and is now a public library. I thought this greenhouse was pretty. I'd love to have a garden with a greenhouse some day!Wednesday, September 19, 2007
Greenhouse
I was in Greenwich Village a few weeks ago and passed by the Jefferson Market Garden so I went in and took a stroll. It is a lovely little garden and it makes you almost forget you are in the midst of Manhattan. The Jefferson Market building used to be a courthouse and is now a public library. I thought this greenhouse was pretty. I'd love to have a garden with a greenhouse some day!
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un petit jardin au milieu de Manhattan, encore un coin de Paradis dans la grande ville. c'est pour cela (aussi) que j'aime autant NYC
a small garden in the middle of Manhattan, still a corner of Paradise in the large city. it is for that (as) as I like NYC as much
Oh yes, Lori, I would love to have a green house someday. That is a lovely photo of that one.
Tell me its not cannabis they are germinating in the corner there....
That's cool! A greenhouse in library? That area of the complex looks like a good place to relax in the midst of the fast-paced Big Apple.
This photo comes by the way because it finally gives me a pò of coolness (to Rome it is too much still heat). :D
You're right, one would never guess this scene is in the middle of the city. A virtual plant oasis!
Astonishing this greenhouse in NewYork
The walk must be very pleasant
me too!!!! and i love such urban oases in the midst of the urban din ..:)
Very nice. I'm sure that's someone's favorite spot in the midst of all that is New York.
I don't blame you for wanting one. That would be a great place to escape.
I've never been there but your photo does make it feel like you are somewhere else.
I would love to have a green house someday, too! And what a wonderful city you live, Lori!
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