A lawyer shared advice on how to start a guerrilla garden while avoiding any legal problems. All you need is a conscious ...

A community garden project in Greenock is blooming and busy but is still looking for more volunteers to give a helping hand this summer.

Guerilla gardening isn’t new, but it’s enjoying a resurgence now thanks in large part to the houseplant mania and heightened climate consciousness that has come to dominate social media.

She describes guerrilla gardening as ‘the practice of adding plants to your neighbourhood in any suitable spot you can find’, and her efforts have garnered her nearly 85,000 followers on TikTok.

Guerrilla gardening in its initial form returned the community feeling and practice to spaces that are not officially public or private. A similar objective is found in the edible landscape movement .

Some people love gardening, some people hate it. Some can't think of a better day than one spent carefully tending to plants ...

noun. 1.Planting food and native species where, strictly speaking, they aren’t allowed (e.g., vacant city lots) What’s the point? It depends! A lot of guerrilla gardeners simply want to supply ...

Guerrilla gardening dates back to the 1970s, when the Green Guerrillas, founded by Liz Christy in the US, transformed vacant lots into community gardens.

All the Latest Game Footage and Images from Guerrilla Gardening Tactical Horticulture Simulator Half of this seems about as hamfistedly hip as a Mentos ad, but a team of design students at a Milan ...

The average gardener admits to paying as much as £300 for a single plant, and more than two-thirds of gardeners have been ...