Skip to main content

Secondary menu

User menu

  • Join
  • OR
  • Log In

MNN - Mother Nature Network

Tuesday, May 21, 2013
SPECIAL FEATURES:
  • Leaderboard
  • Nest
  • TreeHugger
  • Photos
  • Blogs
  • SB 2013
  • Joy of Less

Search form

Social links

Main menu

  • Earth Matters
    • Browse all »
    • Animals
    • Weather
    • Energy
    • Politics
    • Space
    • Translating Uncle Sam
    • Wilderness & Resources
  • Health
    • Browse all »
    • Allergies
    • Fitness & Well-Being
    • Healthy Spaces
  • Lifestyle
    • Browse all »
    • Arts & Culture
    • Travel
    • Natural Beauty & Fashion
    • Recycling
    • Responsible Living
  • Green Tech
    • Browse all »
    • Computers
    • Gadgets & Electronics
    • Research & Innovations
    • Transportation
  • Eco-Biz & Money
    • Browse all »
    • Green Workplace
    • Personal Finance
    • Sustainable Business Practices
  • Food & Drink
    • Browse all »
    • Beverages
    • Healthy Eating
    • Recipes
  • Your Home
    • Browse all »
    • At Home
    • Organic Farming & Gardening
    • Remodeling & Design
  • Family
    • Browse all »
    • Babies & Pregnancy
    • Family Activities
    • Pets
    • Protection & Safety

Breadcrumb Navigation

MNN.COM › MNN BLOGGERS
    x
  • Tweet
  • Email
  • Bookmark and ShareShare
  • Earn Points
    What's this?
Watch: A jungle grows in Brooklyn
YouTube channel SpacesTV expands beyond man cave makeovers and tours of shoebox-sized Manhattan apartments with a new show called 'Urban Gardener.' First up, a visit to a lush backyard sanctuary in Brooklyn.
Fri, Jun 08 2012 at 12:57 PM

Related Topics:

Video
This morning, SpacesTV, a home and garden-centric YouTube channel that’s seriously giving HGTV a run for its money in the hipness department, launched a new, Denton Tarver-hosted show called “Urban Gardener.” The first episode, a 3-minute glimpse into an outrageously lush backyard sanctuary in Brooklyn’s Clinton Hill nabe, is sure to turn any aspiring urban greenthumb, well, green with envy.
 
The 3,600-square-foot garden, complete with yew trees, Japanese maples, koi pond, statuary, juniper, and the requisite Victorian gazing ball, was original confined to the backyard of a Clinton Hill old-timer named Bill, but has since expanded to the backyards of neighboring homes as well.
 
I only wish the clip was a bit longer as I didn’t want to leave Bill’s lovely backyard (the water features sealed the deal). I can’t imagine what it’s like to really spend some time back there. As a backyard-less Brooklynite and former Clinton Hill resident, I’d probably invite myself over and never leave. Beautiful stuff (and good luck with that cab, Tarver).
 
Keep an eye out for future “Urban Gardener” episodes as well as fresh releases of other original SpacesTV programs like “Offbeat Spaces” and, gulp, “I Live With My Mom.”
 
 
Video screenshot: SPACESTVYouTube
 

The opinions expressed by MNN Bloggers and those providing comments are theirs alone, and do not reflect the opinions of MNN.com. While we have reviewed their content to make sure it complies with our Terms and Conditions, MNN is not responsible for the accuracy of any of their information.

Previous Post
Living Building Challenge takes top honors in 2012 Buckminster Fuller Challenge
Next Post
Playing catch up: Around the world in 7 days

You might also like:

Join the conversation

Sign in with one of these accounts to add your comment.
Log in or
create an account
  • Sign in using this account:

EDITORS' PICKS

tease painting

line

tease devil's kettle

line

tease calories

Advertisement

TODAY'S MOST POPULAR ON

  1. 15 famous people who mysteriously disappeared
  2. What causes tornadoes?
  3. 10 false facts most people think are true
  4. When is tornado season?
  5. 9 habits that may do more harm than good
  6. 5 mind-bending facts about dreams
  7. Stone Age people may have battled against a zombie apocalypse
  8. Military dog comes home from Iraq traumatized
  9. Oregon man in possession of 13 million gallons of illicit rainwater sentenced to jail
  10. 6 unusual team-building activities
+ Add this to my site

NEWSLETTER

Mother Nature. Delivered

ABOUT Matt Hickman

Eco-living expert blogs about best ways to go green at home.

More about Matt RSS feed

Recent Posts

  • From Portland, a DIY coffee maker for your Mason jar collection
  • The Daddy Dozen: Father's Day Gift Guide 2013
  • Sheds, unsavory odors and steel-framed ranch houses [Weekend link clump]
+ Add this to my site
Advertisement
Advertisement
Google Profile

Footer menu

  • Quick Links
    • Joy of Less
    • About Us
    • Advisory Board
    • Editors' Blog
    • Press
    • Privacy
    • Sitemap
    • Terms of Service
  • MNN Tools
    • Advice
    • Blogs
    • Day in History
    • Eco-glossary
    • Infographics
    • Lists
    • Photos
    • Videos
  • Connect
    • The Nest
    • Contact Us
    • Mixed Greens
    • Newsletters
    • RSS
    • Social
    • TreeHugger
    • Mobile
  • Channels
    • Earth Matters
    • Health
    • Lifestyle
    • Green Tech
    • Eco-Biz & Money
    • Your Home
    • Family
    • State Reports
  • Follow MNN
    • Facebook
    • Twitter
    • Pinterest
    • Tumblr
    • Google+
    • StumbleUpon

Copyright © 2013 MNN Holdings, LLC. All Rights Reserved. Website by GLICK INTERACTIVE | Powered by CIRRACORE

SPONSORS