New York City, once a lush and verdant group of forested islands,
is still home to a rich collection of diverse tree species, each
with a story to tell about the city's past. This gorgeous book by
naturalist and photographer Benjamin Swett offers stunning color
photographs, personal narratives, and fascinating historical
observations about a select few of the thousands of trees that
thrive in the five boroughs-from the sprawling New York Botanical
Garden in spring bloom to the snow-laden residential blocks of
Queens in winter. Swett's warm and welcome voice adds depth and
perspective to his collection, as well as an unmistakable charm
unique to his city's cosmopolitan character. The stories of these
trees-some dating back to the Revolutionary era and before-link the
living with the past in a visceral and engaging way that will leave
readers with a renewed and lasting appreciation of their own
environments. This book is a new edition to New York City of Trees.
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