Guerrilla Gardening in Puerto Rico

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This article is a summary of a YouTube video "Guerrilla Gardening in Puerto Rico" by Blossom Flower Delivery

🌱 Marjory is doing gorilla gardening because she wants to be growing her own food.

🌱 She found a wild legume plant next to where she set up her camera.

🌱 Legumes are generally edible and safe to eat.

🌱 Marjory is working on clearing out grass and loosening up the compacted soil in her garden.

🌱 She is taking short bouts of physical activity in the morning to handle the heavy pickaxe.

🌱 Marjory imagines her muscly son helping her with the gardening.

🌱 She will provide an update on her gorilla garden in the next video.

00:08 Marjorie introduces herself and mentions her plan to do some guerrilla gardening.

00:18 Marjorie shows the entrance to the public walkway to the beach and explains why she wants to grow food there.

01:34 Marjorie talks about wearing boots for protection but is still barefoot while filming.

02:08 Marjorie discovers a wild legume plant with pea flowers and bean pods.

03:03 Marjorie shows the cleared area where she plans to garden and explains how she has been working on loosening up the soil.

04:50 Marjorie teases about showing the most important thing about this plot in the next video.

05:08 Marjorie concludes the video and promotes The Grow Network.

Marjory is planning to do some gorilla gardening because her Airbnb is too shady and she wants to be growing food.

Marjory found a wild legume plant next to the public walkway to the beach.

The legume family is known for being edible, with no toxic plants in that family.

Marjory worked on clearing out the grass in the plot for about a week.

Marjory usually comes early in the morning to work on the plot for about 10 or 15 minutes.