Guerilla Gardening - Brisbane Australia

💡 The guerrilla gardeners target neglected areas and transform them into beautiful gardens.

💡 They believe that the council should take care of the gardens but since they haven't, they are taking matters into their own hands.

💡 The guerrilla gardeners face legal risks as they dig holes in council property without permission.

💡 Australians are well-suited for guerrilla gardening because they don't mind getting their hands dirty and growing things.

💡 Richard Reynolds, the leader of the world's guerrilla gardeners, has built 28 gardens in London and believes in putting the right plants in the right place.

💡 Despite potential fines and legal issues, there is a sense of fulfillment and camaraderie among guerrilla gardeners.

💡 The Brisbane grandmother, Elizabeth Mayhead, faced a fine for planting a garden on council property but was able to reach a compromise by removing some plants.