Guerrilla gardening: 8 prohibited places to plant
 

Guerrilla gardening: 8 prohibited places to plant
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Surprisingly, it's **t just particular plants that are illegalThe act of planting can be as well.*

Founder of guerrilagardening.org, Richard Rey**lds has popularized "guerrilla gardening," cultivating plants in places where one doesn't have permission, in the last few years. In the UK, Rey**lds was nearly arrested for trying to make a public area a place for plants.*




Guerrilla gardening*has usually referred to the beautification of public spaces without the permission of the municipalities that own them. This trend has been sourced back to the 1970s and*Liz Christy, who would plant all sort of flowers and greenery where she lived in Manhattan. Read more...


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