

The impetus for this guerrilla gardening is to bring colour to neglected urban landscapes. The goal is to develop sustainable beauty that will enrich the lives in the neighbourhood for years to come. Most of these gardens are in an industrial area full of homelessness, drug use, mental illness and prostitution. Needles, used condoms and makeshift shelters can be found within feet of these photos. But don't be surprised to find just plain old gardening in here too, I love it all!
2 comments:
Absolutely gorgeous!!
Have you heard of Moss Graffiti? You mix up moss with some starter (buttermilk, beer?), then paint it on brick or rock in patterns of your choosing...hearts, skulls, anything!! Keep it misted for a few weeks, and you will have Moss Graffiti growing wherever you want! It's got guerilla gardening all over it!!
I've heard of mixing moss in the blender for rocks but never tried it! Making designs is a great idea though! And it would be so suitable for Vancouver!!
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