tn writes: “I am in search of brooklyn residents who has beautiful or unique gardens. This is for Japanese morning show and I am thinking about featuring beautiful Brooklyn gardens in our upcoming program in April. Does anyone know anybody?”

Almost forgot. Thanks to Only the Blog for the reminder.

The Brooklyn Museum website has some Basquiat-related content, including a short biography and several sample images of decent quality. There’s also Basquiatonline.org, a “special website for teens.” Here’s a list of upcoming events related to the exhibit:

* Mar 12, 2 p.m.: Curator Talk, Basquiat
* Mar 12, 3 p.m.–5 p.m.: Music and Hands-on Art, “Afternoon Groove”
* Apr 2, 6 p.m.: Curator Talk, Basquiat
* Apr 9, 3 p.m.–5 p.m.: Music and Hands-on Art, “Afternoon Groove”
* Apr 17, 4 p.m.–6 p.m.: Dance Forum, “Raw Vision”

[NEW “DEALS” CATEGORY on DAILYHEIGHTS: If you find a decent deal at a Prospect Heights business, let us know: whatsnew@dailyheights.com]

How cheap can digital photo developing get? If it seems absurd that you once paid 49 cents per print to those extortionists at Ofoto (who still want 25 cents per print and shipping $1.49 and up), consider that you can get 4×6 prints for 15 cents apiece at Mailboxes of Park Slope.

To get this deal, you have to upload your files to pephoto.com and then go pick them up at the store.

As for the quality of the prints: who knows? But for 15 cents each, it’s worth a try. If it’s awful, there’s always Winkflash, which offers very good film-quality prints for 16 cents a piece, and 99-cent flat-rate shipping.

Mailboxes of Park Slope | 326 Flatbush Ave., Brooklyn, NY; 718-857-5858.

[PHOTO: 1970 Can-o-Matic from the Canon Camera Museum]

Thanks to a $4.99 domain sale at Yahoo!, “ProHo.org” will now bring you to DAILYHEIGHTS, straightaway. The content is the same, but you’ll save a few keystrokes, and you can take pride in using the special “locals only” entrance to the site.

ProHo and “The PH” seem to be the most popular and intuitive nicknames for the neighborhood, at least in this Nickname your neighborhood thread.

How long has Muddy Waters been gone now? And how much is New Millennium Real Estate (718-499-2000) asking for this 675-square-foot space, anyway? There HAS been a lot of interest, and sources say that they were originally asking for something like $75k-$85k for the key to space plus rent around $1,200.

Then, about a week ago on Craigslist (Feb. 25) they were asking $3500/mo. (nothing posted about a key fee) and were advertising it as an “espresso bar” space, if memory serves correctly. So, if you can sell 7,000 cappuccinos a month and don’t mind just breaking even, then this might be the space for you.

Anyway, the Craigslist posting is now expired, and they don’t appear to have relisted the space, so maybe a new tenant is getting ready to move in?