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Monthly Archives: September 2010
July 6, 2010 — Dinner
7/6/10 Dinner First harvest of green beans tonight. These are bush beans, small and scraggly plants. I had not noticed the beans, which clustered on the lower part of the plant, and needed to be prompted by Annie and Melissa … Continue reading
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Seen from the Battery Roof-top Garden
Battery Roof-top Garden is definitiely a garden room with a view. The gardener looks down on the Statue of Liberty (physically, that is, but with the utmost awe and respect): Ships of all sorts pass beneath the garden: … Continue reading
Battery Berries
The Battery Rooftop Garden includes three varieties of berries (two mid- and one late-season bearing), one variety of blackberry, and two varieties of raspberry. The spread-sheet below shows information about the varieties selected. Future posts will include photographs and tasting … Continue reading
Posted in Berries, Blackberries, Blueberries, Raspberries
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Construction Progress Photos
Construction of the green roof commenced in early March and was largely complete by late-May. See “The Team” page for names of the designers and contractors involved. Here, in chronological order, are some photographs of construction progress: Below are the open-bottom … Continue reading
Posted in Construction Progress, Design, Fruit, Photos, Structure
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“Before” Pictures: The “Extensive” Green Roof Before Reconstruction
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Extensive vs. Intensive
An “extensive” green roof is one with relatively thin soils, most typically 3-4″, and thus planted with a limited mixture of plant materials, mostly those that are extremely drought tolerant, such as sedums. An “intensive” green roof is one with … Continue reading
Posted in Design, Soil, Structure
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