The cherry blossoms and forsythia are mostly gone, but tulips, lilacs, bleeding hearts, and wisteria are at their best now. I made a photographic record as I walked along the Brooklyn Heights Promenade from north to south this morning. This photo shows bright red tulips and other blossoms at the Pineapple Street entrance.
This display is at the Clark Street entrance.
While visible from the Promenade, these wisteria vines aren’t part of the Promenade gardens. Kudos to the owners of the house, located on Columbia Heights between Clark and Pierrepont streets.
These flowers are near the Pierrepont street entrance.
At the Montague Street entrance.
Between Montague and Remsen streets.
Near the Remsen Street entrance.
Congratulations to the Promenade Gardeners and to Matthew Morrow.
