Guerrilla Gardening, Kids Growing Food, Rayburn Presentation

Posted on April 4, 2009 by Kamil Pachalko

Guerrilla Gardening

– wild flower seeds to grow flowers which will attract more bees near our allotment site.

More about it on Wikipedia and a London website.

Guerrilla Gardeners Hand

Rayburn presentation

at Jay Scarlett’s shop

Delicious end result

Children Growing Food at Milton Community Partnership, St. Marks Center

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