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Contest Winners

1999 Greenest Block in Brooklyn

Prize Name Location Neighborhood
1st State Street Cathedral Block Association
(Best All Around)
State between Hoyt and Bond Boerum Hill
2nd (tie) Joralemon Cobblestone Block
(Best Use of Vines)
Joralemon St. between Hicks and Furman Brooklyn Heights
2nd (tie) Landings at Fresh Creek
(Best Use of Annual Color)
Louisiana between Vandalia and Twin Pines Starrett City
2rd (tie) Vanderveer Place Block Association
(Most Exuberant)
Vanderveer Place between Flatbush and E.23rd St. Flatbush
3rd (tie) Columbia Place Association
(Most Creative Planters)
Columbia Place between Joralemon and State St. Brooklyn Heights
3rd (tie) Schnectady Avenue Block Association
(Best Use of Conifers and Hedges)
Schnectady between Foster Avenue and Ave.D East Flatbush
Honorable Mention Fourth Street Association.
(Best Use of Small Trees)
Fourth Street between Prospect Park West and 8th Ave. Park Slope
Honorable Mention Gardening Angels of 74th St.
(Best Use of Roses)
74th between Ridge Blvd. and Colonial Road Bay Ridge
Honorable Mention Lincoln Road R & B Block Association
(Best Streetside Plantings)
Lincoln Road between Rogers and Bedford Crown Heights
Special
Commendation
300 E. 25th Block Association
(Most Improved Entry)
E. 25th between Clarendon Rd. and Avenue D Flatbush
Special Commendation Howard Avenue Block Association
(Best Community Garden)
Howard Ave. between Blake and Dumont Brownsville
Special Commendation E. 49th Block Assn.
(Best New Entry)
E. 49th between Clarkson Avenue and Lenox Rd. East Flatbush
Windowbox-1st Place (from finalists) 20 Columbia Place Columbia Place between Joralemon and State Brooklyn Heights
Windowbox-2nd Place (from top 50
Blocks)
740 Macon Street Macon Street between Ralph and Howard Ave. Bedford Stuyvesant

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