Guerrilla gardening is the act of growing food or flowers in neglected public or private spaces. Here, "guerrilla" refers to the lack of authorization to grow in a given space—and this makes guerrilla ...

COMMUNITY GARDENING in Cleveland - cultivating gardens for a civic purpose – dates back to the first years of the twentieth century. It has taken many forms: vacant lot gardening, SCHOOL GARDENS, war ...

Few movements in American history combined civic duty, food security, and community spirit as effectively as the victory garden. Born out of wartime necessity and powered entirely by ordinary ...

A Wisconsin neighborhood is breaking ground this summer on a community project organizers said aims to address the area’s growing food scarcity. It also pays homage to the state’s forgotten history.

Some gardeners enjoy the quiet solitude of gardening by themselves, alone in nature with the plants they love. Think Thoreau on Walden Pond! Other gardeners prefer to garden with people, enjoying the ...

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Martha H. Mauzy — a co-chair of the Cambridge Plant and Garden Club Committee of Garden History and Design — says that the garden club is so much more than just “ladies in white gloves arranging ...