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As always thank you to everyone that participated in the last weekly and remember you are Operation MONKE!
 
 
 
 
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# This Weeks Discussion Theme: [Guerilla Gardening]( https://arete.network/polls/6fe72938-9142-4358-9916-008c3066bebd/)
 
“If you seed, what I seed. You can seed the future!” – said some boomer somewhere.
 
 
In this weekly we CONSOOOOOOOOM Guerilla Gardening. Basically, Guerilla Gardening is simply just gardening in areas where you may not have permission.
The concept of Guerilla Gardening started in the 70s. The main idea behind it is to simply beautify decrepit neglected areas of land through gardening (typically without asking the owner of the land). This idea, if you will, sprouted around the world and is often practiced in urban areas. A tool of the guerilla gardener is the seed bomb, and it is used to cover large areas fast. Think Johnny Appleseed but urban rogue.
 
 
 
Now in all fairness, today most guerilla gardening is really quasi-legal community gardening clubs / organizations. And that isn’t a bad thing from the view of it being a fun hobby. A good explanation of Guerilla Gardening can be heard from [Richard Reynolds](https://youtu.be/mQPZsD8nKu4) a well-known guerilla gardener.
 
 
Discussion ideas:
* Is Guerilla Gardening bad? I.e., should people be harshly punished for gardening in places without permission?
* Do you think the area you live in could benefit from Guerilla Gardening? What kinds of plants would improve the area? Would you consider participating in “International Sunflower Guerilla Gardening Day”?
* Recommend robust plants for urban areas or share gardening advice.
 
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* ▶ [What do you want next week’s theme to be? (02-26)]( https://arete.network/polls/5a0d6668-bc4c-467b-9998-f7c9af96439b/)
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# Previous Weeklies:
* [Master List](https://communities.win/c/ConsumeProduct/wiki/ConPro-Weekly/)
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