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Guerrilla Gardener's Newest Weapon - Pedal Power
If you thought 'seed bombs' were an impressive concept then you are going to be blow away with the subtlety of this new weapon. While seed bombs are an amazing piece of ingenuity their effectiveness compared with this piece of GG arsenal could be likened to a one-shot rifle versus a semi-automatic.
Embrace the next wave of blooming terror to hit our concrete jungles - check it out....
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Comments
Brilliant idea!
Posted by: Nancy Bond | July 24, 2008 11:29 AM
Brilliant!
Posted by: Shibaguyz | July 24, 2008 2:39 PM
A nice idea but I wonder what seeds are being used. It would be easy for invasive plants to cause more problems than they solve. Guerrilla Gardening is great in the right place with the right plants.
Best wishes Sylvia (England)
Posted by: Sylvia | July 24, 2008 6:59 PM