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Astoria Gets a Telepine

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While some Brooklynites are lobbying to get trees removed from their neighborhood, Canadian street artist Poster Child is planting them around the city. There's already a dwarf pine in a long-retired newspaper dispenser on Bedford Avenue, and now he's gone and planted another in a telephone booth in Astoria. Personally, we'd like to see an entire greenhouse in one of the four remaining enclosed booths (as long as no one's using them anymore, that is). Challenge.

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  • S.K.

    Finally, a real use for those A-1 News boxes.

  • jasoneppink

    Nice! Glad to see some positive mischief in my neck of the woods. I'll be watering this little guy on my way to and from the subway.

  • felixthecatSUX

    I wish Poster Child would do this in Canada instead. I get the concept, but the fact is that tree's gonna die there, so isn't this littering? Stupid.

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