Obviously midtown doesn't have a lot of trees.
But there are also residential neighborhoods with streets where the trees from both sides of the street meet above and form a canopy.
Not to mention the backyard areas of blocks of brownstones that can be full of trees and gardens and greenery.
And then if you're lucky enough to live near something like Prospect Park, well you've basically got the biggest backyard anybody could ever ask for.
Obviously midtown doesn't have a lot of trees.
But there are also residential neighborhoods with streets where the trees from both sides of the street meet above and form a canopy.
Not to mention the backyard areas of blocks of brownstones that can be full of trees and gardens and greenery.
And then if you're lucky enough to live near something like Prospect Park, well you've basically got the biggest backyard anybody could ever ask for.