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MERRY MULCH Now that Christmas is over, New Yorkers can bring their Christmas trees – with all decorations removed – to Prospect Park to be turned into mulch.They can also pick up a large bag of mulch to use in their spring gardens. Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., park entrance at 3rd Street and Prospect Park West, Prospect Park, Brooklyn, 718-965-8999, free.
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|MERRY MULCH Now that Christmas is over, New Yorkers can bring their Christmas trees – with all decorations removed – to Prospect Park to be turned into mulch.They can also pick up a large bag of mulch to use in their spring gardens. Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m.-2 p.m., park entrance at 3rd Street and Prospect Park West, Prospect Park, Brooklyn, 718-965-8999, free.
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