Gorilla gardening

When Richard Reynolds moved into a tower block in central London's Elephant and Castle district, he was not intending to become a guerrilla gardener. He si

Inspiring Guerrilla Gardening since 2004.

The poster boy of guerrilla gardening, Richard Reynolds, takes a tour of the London gardens he has created from scratch

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.

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…

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.

Hello. My name is Mrs. Cog and I am a compulsive gardener. It has been 4½ months since my last harvest. I live in the woods, I like to make things grow and I suppose I have a dissident sneaky side that challenges me to do these things. Sometimes I think about stopping this behavior.

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 boom box, or walk by in your lunch break...

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