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This is for a set of 5 LARGE seed bombs and a 1" Guerilla Gardener pin. The pin has a red background with the anarchy symbol with a heart and reads "Guerilla Gardener" across the top. The bombs were made with a mix of hardy, drought tolerant flower seeds including cosmos, black eyed susan, tickseed coreopsis, echinacea, and Daisy fleabane among others. Seeds will vary with individual bombs. These seeds were organically grown and harvested by me.
These are perfect for places you have to hit in a hurry or places that are behind fences or otherwise inaccesible. Simply toss your bombs, and when it rains the bombs will melt and the seeds will germinate, providing food for bees, butterflies and birds, as well as providing beauty.
What is Guerilla Gardening?
Wikipedia defines it as:
"...political gardening, a form of nonviolent direct action, primarily practiced by environmentalists. It is related to land rights, land reform, and permaculture. Activists take over ("squat") an abandoned piece of land which they do not own to grow crops or plants. Guerrilla gardeners believe in re-considering land ownership in order to reclaim land from perceived neglect or misuse and assign a new purpose to it."
Basically, there is a lot of public space going to waste. Even small squares of earth can grow things. Guerilla gardeners take action to make use of this land by growing food and/or flower gardens. Even if you just plant some wildflowers along a strip of land by the sidewalk, you are providing beauty and food for wildlife. Plant crops and you can provide food for people. One group grew lavendar and then harvested and sold it, using the money for their cause.
Personally, I think it's a wonderful movement!
I have packed this set in recycled medicine boxes that I painted blue and stamped. Nothing fancy by any means, but I wanted to recycle the boxes and these worked. :)
These are great stocking stuffers. I sold out last Christmas! They are also a great, fun way to introduce kids to caring for the environment.
Please contact me if you are interested in multiple kits. Thanks for looking and I'm always happy to combine shipping!
This is for a set of 5 LARGE seed bombs and a 1" Guerilla Gardener pin. The pin has a red background with the anarchy symbol with a heart and reads "Guerilla Gardener" across the top. The bombs were made with a mix of hardy, drought tolerant flower seeds including cosmos, black eyed susan, tickseed coreopsis, echinacea, and Daisy fleabane among others. Seeds will vary with individual bombs. These seeds were organically grown and harvested by me.
These are perfect for places you have to hit in a hurry or places that are behind fences or otherwise inaccesible. Simply toss your bombs, and when it rains the bombs will melt and the seeds will germinate, providing food for bees, butterflies and birds, as well as providing beauty.
What is Guerilla Gardening?
Wikipedia defines it as:
"...political gardening, a form of nonviolent direct action, primarily practiced by environmentalists. It is related to land rights, land reform, and permaculture. Activists take over ("squat") an abandoned piece of land which they do not own to grow crops or plants. Guerrilla gardeners believe in re-considering land ownership in order to reclaim land from perceived neglect or misuse and assign a new purpose to it."
Basically, there is a lot of public space going to waste. Even small squares of earth can grow things. Guerilla gardeners take action to make use of this land by growing food and/or flower gardens. Even if you just plant some wildflowers along a strip of land by the sidewalk, you are providing beauty and food for wildlife. Plant crops and you can provide food for people. One group grew lavendar and then harvested and sold it, using the money for their cause.
Personally, I think it's a wonderful movement!
I have packed this set in recycled medicine boxes that I painted blue and stamped. Nothing fancy by any means, but I wanted to recycle the boxes and these worked. :)
These are great stocking stuffers. I sold out last Christmas! They are also a great, fun way to introduce kids to caring for the environment.
Please contact me if you are interested in multiple kits. Thanks for looking and I'm always happy to combine shipping!
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I tried to make a smiley face in the pic. See it? :D Maybe I should have drawn in eyes..
This is for a set of 5 LARGE seed bombs and a 1" Guerilla Gardener pin. The pin has a red background with the anarchy symbol with a heart and reads "Guerilla Gardener" across the top. The bombs were made with a mix of hardy, drought tolerant flower seeds including cosmos, black eyed susan, tickseed coreopsis, echinacea, and Daisy fleabane among others. Seeds will vary with individual bombs. These seeds were organically grown and harvested by me.
These are perfect for places you have to hit in a hurry or places that are behind fences or otherwise inaccesible. Simply toss your bombs, and when it rains the bombs will melt and the seeds will germinate, providing food for bees, butterflies and birds, as well as providing beauty.
What is Guerilla Gardening?
Wikipedia defines it as:
"...political gardening, a form of nonviolent direct action, primarily practiced by environmentalists. It is related to land rights, land reform, and permaculture. Activists take over ("squat") an abandoned piece of land which they do not own to grow crops or plants. Guerrilla gardeners believe in re-considering land ownership in order to reclaim land from perceived neglect or misuse and assign a new purpose to it."
Basically, there is a lot of public space going to waste. Even small squares of earth can grow things. Guerilla gardeners take action to make use of this land by growing food and/or flower gardens. Even if you just plant some wildflowers along a strip of land by the sidewalk, you are providing beauty and food for wildlife. Plant crops and you can provide food for people. One group grew lavendar and then harvested and sold it, using the money for their cause.
Personally, I think it's a wonderful movement!
I have packed this set in recycled medicine boxes that I painted blue and stamped. Nothing fancy by any means, but I wanted to recycle the boxes and these worked. :)
These are great stocking stuffers. I sold out last Christmas! They are also a great, fun way to introduce kids to caring for the environment.
Please contact me if you are interested in multiple kits. Thanks for looking and I'm always happy to combine shipping!
This is for a set of 5 LARGE seed bombs and a 1" Guerilla Gardener pin. The pin has a red background with the anarchy symbol with a heart and reads "Guerilla Gardener" across the top. The bombs were made with a mix of hardy, drought tolerant flower seeds including cosmos, black eyed susan, tickseed coreopsis, echinacea, and Daisy fleabane among others. Seeds will vary with individual bombs. These seeds were organically grown and harvested by me.
These are perfect for places you have to hit in a hurry or places that are behind fences or otherwise inaccesible. Simply toss your bombs, and when it rains the bombs will melt and the seeds will germinate, providing food for bees, butterflies and birds, as well as providing beauty.
What is Guerilla Gardening?
Wikipedia defines it as:
"...political gardening, a form of nonviolent direct action, primarily practiced by environmentalists. It is related to land rights, land reform, and permaculture. Activists take over ("squat") an abandoned piece of land which they do not own to grow crops or plants. Guerrilla gardeners believe in re-considering land ownership in order to reclaim land from perceived neglect or misuse and assign a new purpose to it."
Basically, there is a lot of public space going to waste. Even small squares of earth can grow things. Guerilla gardeners take action to make use of this land by growing food and/or flower gardens. Even if you just plant some wildflowers along a strip of land by the sidewalk, you are providing beauty and food for wildlife. Plant crops and you can provide food for people. One group grew lavendar and then harvested and sold it, using the money for their cause.
Personally, I think it's a wonderful movement!
I have packed this set in recycled medicine boxes that I painted blue and stamped. Nothing fancy by any means, but I wanted to recycle the boxes and these worked. :)
These are great stocking stuffers. I sold out last Christmas! They are also a great, fun way to introduce kids to caring for the environment.
Please contact me if you are interested in multiple kits. Thanks for looking and I'm always happy to combine shipping!
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