The Art of Guerilla Gardening
Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Urban Ecological Subversion: The Art of Guerilla Gardening in Public Spaces
Garden guerillas are surreptitiously planting flowers where once there was decay. Covert landscaping replaces trash filled roadsides.
Some guerilla gardeners have been questioned by the authorities, suspected of vandalism or even accused of terrorist activity.
I'm always hopeful when I see someone giving of themselves to other people or to the planet. Especially those who do so without expecting any type of return and this is something that most everyone can do.
For more information on guerilla gardening, take a look at Guerilla Gardening: A Manifesto. Buy book on Amazon.
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Garden guerillas are surreptitiously planting flowers where once there was decay. Covert landscaping replaces trash filled roadsides.
Some guerilla gardeners have been questioned by the authorities, suspected of vandalism or even accused of terrorist activity.
I'm always hopeful when I see someone giving of themselves to other people or to the planet. Especially those who do so without expecting any type of return and this is something that most everyone can do.
For more information on guerilla gardening, take a look at Guerilla Gardening: A Manifesto. Buy book on Amazon.
link
1 comments:
Gardening as terrorist activity. Weapons of mass decoration.
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