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

Guerrilla gardening is an international movement with a small, completely unorganized contingent in the United States. The concept - to take a bare or neglected public or quasi-public space and ...

Two new guerrilla gardening troupes sprang up in 2008, Los Angeles Guerrilla Gardening and South Central Resistance, two groups with the same goal of urban (if not exactly legal) regeneration.

So Justin Valone, who lives across the street from the lot, helped spearhead an act of guerrilla gardening. Within weeks, 30 volunteers had transformed the lot, planting potatoes, fava beans and ...

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.

It’s called “Guerilla Gardening,” and it’s just like what it sounds, minus any hairy suits. People in urban areas — usually without permission — appropriate a neglected square of land ...

When Kelda Miller finishes work, she rides around Puyallup, Wash., tending vegetable beds at offices, a church, some apartment blocks. In season, she’ll pick fruit or greens, then head to her ...

Guerrilla gardening is only effective when it pushes boundaries and sends a message about the lack of available green space and gardening opportunities, which according to Helphand, ...

In major cities across the globe there's a new kind of urban guerilla. They're not handling rifles and guns. They're planting flowers. It's called "Guerrilla Gardening" and it's a new kind of ...