Guerrilla gardening : a manualfesto
Guerrilla gardening : a manualfesto
GUERRILLA
GARDENING
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Where to Start
What to Use
Growing Basics
Fertilizers and all that crap
No mono
Pests or friends
Why natives rule
Easy edible landscaping
Seed bombs
YOU SAID IT...
Naturescaping 101
No slugsidized housing
Get Off the Grass
Grow Your Own Community Garden
When to Work Within
Push or pull
You're blocking
Oh bother
Start Spreading the Mews
Peter Gibson — Road Warrior
WHOSE PUBLIC SPACE?
Jerusalem artichoke {Helianthus tuberosus)
If you clout live it, it wont come out of your horn.
Where to Go from Here
Bibliography
Notes
Index
About the Author
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1. Weil the green guerrilla gang said, Just for a lark Let's go and plant off the beaten park
2. So they saved all the seeds from the veggies that they ate And dried them in the sun on an old paper plate. Recycle.
3. There were pomegranates, custard apples, pawpaws and pineapples
Grapes in the gum trees and birds in the elderberries.
4. And it bloomed like a jungle in the smog city sun
But when they started harvesting a copper said. Come
5. The judge frowned down saying, Growing food for free Is going to ruin the economy. Ruin. The. Economy.
6. Lots of red cabbage, long radish, nuts from macademia And something from Tasmania.
Subversion from Tasmania!
Permaculture! Manic mulcher!
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