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silverweb

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6. Oh, okay.

Reply to applegrove (Reply #5)

Mon Apr 28, 2014, 02:16 AM

Apr 2014

[font color="navy" face="Verdana"]Well, some of those blogs and websites would probably include information on the legal aspects of guerrilla gardening. I'm sure if there are potential legal hazards, others have already found a way to avoid or deal with them.

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Does anybody know anything about Guerilla Gardening? What is it? [View all] applegrove Apr 2014 OP

Planting a garden on any land they don't have a legal right to utilize. Travis_0004 Apr 2014 #1

Is it considered vandalism or is it more of a protest? applegrove Apr 2014 #2

I guess it depends on who you ask Travis_0004 Apr 2014 #3

Protest requires communication. Who are you communicating with? rewinn Jan 2015 #10

There are multiple websites about it. silverweb Apr 2014 #4

Not for me. I‘m worried a family member applegrove Apr 2014 #5

Oh, okay. silverweb Apr 2014 #6

It's always best to contact the property owner ... rewinn Dec 2014 #7

If you contact the property owner, it isn't guerilla gardening. And ellenrr Jan 2015 #8

LOL. "Activism" is pragmatic. "Guerilla warfare" in a democracy is not.. rewinn Jan 2015 #9