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Do you support guerilla gardening?

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Guerilla gardening is the act of planting seeds in unused areas in order to support nature and fight climate change in small ways, mainly done in cities or crowded areas. The idea is that when there are unused patches of land, people throw or plant seeds of low-maintenance plant types on these areas in order to allow something to grow. It's said to be really good for bees and butterflies, but the law frowns upon it pretty much everywhere globally. There are communities engaged in these activities.

What do you make of it?

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Thought this meant hitting the weed pen aggressively which I don't recommend cause now I have CHS, which is incurable skull

I don't see a problem with this though as long as it's not like an invasive plant.

if the seeds are plants native to the region and are non-invasive then YES

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16 minutes ago, Pendulum said:

This is a very random thing to ask

Just something I learned about today why not? smile

yes as long as it's done right. there are some green spaces that havent been touched in years

I support it and have always considered doing it. Thanks for the reminder!

I like the idea but something about it seems too performative to me. Probably the toy guns and the bee costumes.

Its fine as long as it dont attract more birds to sht all over my car

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I suppose I do. I've been doing it for years but I always just called it throwing seeds

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