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r/GuerrillaGardening is a subreddit with 73k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is large in size.
Guerrilla gardening is gardening on another person's land without permission, making your city more beautiful to live in.
We cultivate land, where we're not supposed to.
Popular Themes in r/GuerrillaGardening
#1
Advice Requests
: "Was confronted while ripping out honeysuckles, need some advice 🙃"
7 posts
#2
Ideas
: "Does this count? Guerilla flyers in lawns begging people to plant shade trees."
5 posts
#3
Solution Requests
: "My house is right next to an empty lot that the HOA always refuses to mow down. I want to plant low flowers or clover type ground cover. Something they can mow over and won't kill or will keep regrowing. What do y'all recommend?! Zone 7b."
4 posts
#4
Pain & Anger
: "The city wanted to cut everything here down and pave it. Neighbors got together and did this instead"
2 posts
Popular Topics in r/GuerrillaGardening
#1
Guerrilla Gardening
: "Results of Guerrilla Gardening"
42 posts
#2
Native Plants
: "I see alot of guerrilla gardeners being pro clover lawn. Which I am too. Grass it’s trash. But we gotta start using the epic native clovers we have! Native Plants always get the W"
20 posts
#3
Seeds
: "1/3 of the blocked off space behind twin buildings. Should I toss Seeds over my fire escape?"
14 posts
#4
Urban Gardening
: "The city wanted to cut everything here down and pave it. Neighbors got together and did this instead"
13 posts
#5
Wildflowers
: "Help! Started Wildflowers a week ago, but will have to go out of town soon"
12 posts
#6
Seed Bombing
: "How to forest garden without land? Do crimes."
11 posts
#7
Trees
: "Trees planted"
9 posts
#8
Seed Bombs
: "What's the advantage of Seed Bombs?"
8 posts
#9
Planting
: "I replaced weeds with poppies along this wall"
6 posts
#10
Gardening
: "I have this small area within 30second walk of my home. I sowed some native wild seeds, but I feel like doing more. My plan was to mix a load of native wildflower seeds into some compost and then lay it down. Do I add some bark on top? Is this a good process?"
6 posts
Member Growth in r/GuerrillaGardening
Yearly
+9k members(14.8%)
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