Guerrilla gardening

Guerilla gardening Guide is important before participating in it. Urban landscapes often face a stark lack of green spaces.

Guerrilla Gardening is ‘the act of gardening on land that the gardeners do not have the legal rights to utilise.

“It’s not just about South Central. I want people around the world to realize that they can grow their own food.”

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Come to artist Iain Broadley's Comma Project workshop on Sunday 1st July at 11am. Be an Eco Guerrilla for a day and make seed bombs, badges and bugs! The workshop takes place at the Comma Shop - 66 Bebington Road, New Ferry.

With all the rain we’ve been getting, these plantings look very healthy! They’ve been in place a while now – check out Melbourne Art & Culture Critic for a sweet pic of the bo…

Guerilla gardening is sometimes an attempt to increase urban green space for recreation. Or, it can also provide spaces with edible plants for neighborhood use. Get the Know How on this little random of gardening here.

Shareable: Transforming Neighborhoods Through Guerrilla Gardening

Guerilla gardening is the act of finding a small piece of public land that is ugly and making it beautiful with plants.

Inspiring Guerrilla Gardening since 2004.

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Poster Pocket Plants are an idea by two artists from Toronto. They cut into the thick layers of illegal advertising posters, peel it back, fold it over, staple it, and fill it with soil and …

Transforming neighborhoods doesn't have to be hard. A rundown parking lot or boulevard can be targeted with easy to grow plants, creating a beautiful space from what was seedy.

The improvements after guerrilla gardening

We speak to the green-fingered guerrillas themselves

Guerrilla Gardening: Lower Maintenance Crops for Smaller Areas