The Londonist checks in with Richard Reynolds, the man credited with planting the seeds for the guerrilla gardening movement, during a recent tour of some of his handiwork that had been arranged by the Museum of London.
Read more...September 2, 2009
July 24, 2009
Images Of Guerilla Gardening
At a recent Pecha Kucha night in Tokyo, Anne Gross presented a number of slides with images of guerilla gardening in 10 sites by students at the Brandenburg University of Technology. She told the audience:
“40 students recovered 10 city sites of wasteland and turned them into gardens — Guerrilla Gardening. We all together organized every single step, from designing to financial support and realization, up to a great opening event that included a symposium.”
More: ANNE GROSS AND GUERRILLA GARDENING
Read more...July 10, 2009
Pic: Street Flyers Sprout Flowers
Two great examples of guerilla gardening going vertical in the city of Toronto. Not only do the repurposed flyers serve as handy planting vessels, but when torn back they reveal an interesting visual archive that adds a bit of beautiful chaos to the already hectic urban street scene.
[via Makezine and Treehugger]




