Big thank you to Marc and Sara Schiller from the
Wooster Collective, everyone's favorite street art blog, for
featuring our project today. Thank you again to David Topping and Michael Chrisman from the
torontoist for posting the
original article yesterday.
hey fellas,
ReplyDeleteThis project is great, i really can't wait to see more about this, thanks for making my day :]
Danny Rose
www.iamdeej.blogspot.com
Hi Guys,
ReplyDeleteMuch love and respect for this project! We need more of this kind of thing everywhere!
all the best for the future, hope you continue to put a smile on peoples faces, Great work!!
Paul Trumble
this is really something clever simple and awesome. bravo bravo guys i hope you make thousand of these
ReplyDeleteI don't get the term "guerrilla" applied to gardens. I think it implies people sneaking around in bandanas with bandoliers of seed packets (or maybe seed balls), trowels, and backpacks of deeply composted humus leaving behind flowering oasises in for morning passerby to be enlightened and enriched by. I also think that's bullshit. Young plants are delicate, tender things, that need just the right time and conditions to flourish. Besides which, if there weren't already plants growing somewhere it means they COULDN'T without help -- either the place is too hot/ too cold or it doesn't get enough water/sun/shade. Are you a guerrilla if you have a watering schedule for old buildings, walls, and vacant lots? Aren't the neighbors gonna complain at some point about the garden bandit that sneaks around to do god knows what in the middle of the night? Or are you just the neighborhood's unpaid personal gardener? If so, could you stop by my neighborhood?
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