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.

This infographic is the ultimate guide to guerrilla gardening in your own neighborhood.

A way to advocate for the environment in your local neighbourhood through small, everyday actions Guerrilla gardening is the act of cultivating plants in a public place, usually in a spot that is no…

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

What does one do when they want to grow a garden for food or flowers but has no growing space. One answer has come by way of guerrilla gardening, by using so called waste land that is not being used by cities or owners, lying unused and open. Another has to do with rooftop gardening where flat roofs are used to support small farming. There are other creative methods too.

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

Legions of covert horticulturalists are beautifying cities worldwide – here’s how to do your own (legal and eco-friendly) guerrilla gardening

We speak to the green-fingered guerrillas themselves