Guerrilla Gardening: The reclaiming and beautification of underused or misused urban space, with or without permission. The army was deployed at 23:00, armed with pink begonias, stinky old boots, a bike trailer, and clever signage made from massacred conservative election signs (bahaha!). Stay tuned for a telephone-pole-burlap-bag-planter blitz. XOXOXO Megan Mayhem PS- Check out the [...]
Posts Tagged ‘guerrilla gardening’
The Guerrillas Strike Again.
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged guerrilla gardening on July 19, 2011 | Leave a Comment »
updates: mid August
Posted in posts, tagged community outreach, garden participation, guerrilla gardening on August 6, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Well, the summer does fly. ‘Tis early August: I have only three weeks left in the formal position of collective garden coordinator, then school begins again. The garden has had a good season so far, it seems to me. There is much to nibble on in the garden: dill, basil, kale, chickweed, radishes, lambsquarters, and [...]
links and tidbits
Posted in 1, tagged food security, guerrilla gardening, interconnections, local food, SPIN farming, urban agriculture on June 20, 2007 | Leave a Comment »
Here are a bunch of tasty tidbits that have passed through across my screen lately that may be of interest. First up, Spin Farming. Small Plot INtensive farming is a business model out of Saskatechewan to do successful organic market gardening in urban environments. Here is a lovely article about it. Second, SeeMore Green made [...]
