Mt Eden Guerilla Gals

[Tink]

We're new to guerilla gardening. Living in an apartment it hadn't occurred to us to get out into the wastelands.Unwanted sad plants started to turn up. I came across an overgrown plot close to were I live and started planting. In just 9 months an alley way filled with rubbish is now a healthy scented garden. The garden no, longer secret, has attracted people who enjoy the concept, illicit beautification. My new project is a large Magnolia tree, in the same area, dying of thirst. Progress great so far, tree has new growth.   

[seagreen]

Hey there Tink!
Glad to see the criminal element in Mt Eden hasn't diminished  good luck with the magnolia. By the way - love the piccie is that you on a good day 

[Tink]

Yes the shot was taken at dusk..and not my best side. I've had my hair cut since then.
Gardens looking a little more wintery, still attracting a lot of attention, my apartment neighbors drop plants, take an interest, and a certain amount of pride.The Magnolia has lots of new growth which I hope will impress the owner who has given it 5 months before a decision is made on its future..

What are you up to then?   

[seagreen]

What am I up to? Well where to begin:- I've been gathering all my nearly out of date seeds and gathering seed pods off all the old dears that I visit and mixing them into a huge pile. This weekend I will collect red clay and start mixing up a whole lot of seed balls. I need to scatter them over the huge scar on the property that the Powerco guys created when they used the bulldozer to re new the power poles. Hopefully with a little rain they may grow. Sent you an email!! Talk to you soon. L

[Tink]

I dont suppose you have any spare seed bombs you could live without.
Someone called Eva left a message on a post near our rejuvenating Magnolia tree offering us free mulch.
Very generous I thought, I'l take her up on that. Good luck with your bald patches. ::