Los Angeles Guerrilla Gardening


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November 2009 Girl Scout Troop 11865 Seed Bomb Workshop Mr. Stamen visited Girl Scout Troop 11865 in Torrance to teach them about Guerrilla Gardening and help create seedbombs. The girls were excited to get their hands dirty and learn how to beautify their neighborhoods. More Pictures

September 18-19 , 2009 Park[ing] Day LA & Cahuenga Library LAGG partnered with the Echo Park Neighborhood Council for Park[ing] Day LA at Helitrope & Melrose. We hosted seed bomb workshops all day and hung out in the kiddie pool. We were then able to use the plants from the event to create a new garden at the Cahuenga Branch Library. More pictures

August 30, 2009 Edgemont & Hollywood Troop Member, King David, found this spot because he passes it weekly on his way to the laundry mat. We had the perfect turnout and we had much needed support from Ken at the Laundry Mat. We even found a water source! This garden was a bit of a test to make sure it stays put...we plan to return and do the entire spot soon. More pictures

June 27, 2009 Washington & Centinela Ooooo...our first Westside Garden. Also one of our first morning digs. We had a great turnout and people even brought donuts and bagels. We ended up with enough people and some extra time to clean up a spot right next to it as well. More pictures

May 18 , 2009 Wilshire & Highland This garden is was our most planned out and organized garden so far! Turned out great and Goody Thyme even planted some edibles. UPDATE 6-20-09: Our garden was pulled out! We're still researching when and why, but will update as we find out. More pictures

Apr 22 , 2009 Earth Day Dig This might have been our best dig yet! We received a lot of support from passers-by and especially from liquor store owner, Carlos. He came out to offer us beer while we gardened and also offered to help maintain the garden in the future. Agent Tulip T and friends will be maintaining the garden. More pictures

Mar 15 , 2009 The Big Dig This dig was completely organized by high school GG group, The South Central Resistance. They encouraged family, friends and community members to make a difference in their neighborhood. The afternoon included workshops on How-to-Garden and Making Seed Bombs. The turnout was incredible and included LA's youngest guerrilla gardener to date, Teddy who is 2-years old. Also at the dig was a USC student film group finishing up their documentary on Guerrilla Gardening. The entire afternoon was a true inspiration. More pictures

Feb 20, 2009 Malbec Garden LAGG helped create a little beauty outside Local LA Band's, Malbec, music studio. Located in an alley close to Hollywood & Vine. More pictures

Jan 19, 2009 Weeding Mission LAGG was excited to be involved in the Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service. We had a record turnout for this MUCH NEEDED weeding mission and accomplished so much. It was so wonderful to see all the new faces and we officially had our youngest guerrilla gardener to date...he was 4 years old! More pictures

Dec 13, 2008 Crafty Mission A small gathering to create homemade planters to hang throughout the city. More pictures

Dec 8, 2008 The Sunset Three Troop member, Helmut, lead LAGG troop members in this three location dig down Sunset Blvd. Troop members hit three small spots in one night with plants generously donated by Helmut. Locations are Sunset and: Edgemont \| Maltman \| Manzeneta More pictures (coming soon)

Nov 15, 2008 Seed Bomb Workshop LAGG Our first official seed bomb workshop with LAGG Troop Members was quite a success! We got our hands dirty, shared stories and sipped on Tecate. More pictures (coming soon)

Nov 12 , 2008 Seed Bomb Workshop Animo High School LAGG visited the South Central Resistance again and helped make over 250 seed bombs! More Pictures

Oct 19 , 2008 Sunset & Bates Silver Lake, CA We had a record number of troops show up for this dig and we also had troop members from South Central Resistance join us. We even had a random guy sing "We Are the World" to us from across the street. More Pictures

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Sept 14, 2008 Watering Mission Wilton & Sunset The garden was in serious need of a drenching so we loaded up some trucks with trash bins full of water, grabbed some water guns and hoses and had an all out water gun fight. The garden was sufficently soaked and maybe a few troop members as well! More Pictures

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August 25, 2008 Wilton & Sunset Hollywood, CA We had some interesting surprises at the dig tonight. Los Angeles Councilman, Tom LaBonge stopped by to say hello and scope out the mission. Not only that, he brought ice cream for everyone! More Pictures (coming soon)		(coming soon)

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Aug 10, 2008 101 Freeway & Odin Hollywood, CA A new satellite troop created a garden just off the 101 Freeway. It was a bright and early morning and such a success! Special thanks to Warthog for organizing this mission. More Pictures

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August 6, 2008 Seed Bomb Demonstration Manual Arts High School Mr. Stamen and Roly Poly visited Manual Arts High School to help with a special program hosted by UC Berkeley, encouraging students to monitor pollution in LA and research ways to prevent it. Read more about the program at: BlackCloud.org \| TheDailyPolluter.org More Pictures

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July 19 , 2008 Wilton & Sunset Hollywood, CA More new faces this time! We also had Dr. Drip show up and give us some tips on irrigation and ways to water. More Pictures


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June 26, 2008 Wilton & Sunset Hollywood, CA We had a lot of new faces show up for this mission. So excited to meet other GG troop members! Some press showed up as well, but for the most part, stayed out of our way. More Pictures


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June 14, 2008 Wilton & Sunset Hollywood, CA The first mission was such a great beginning for LA Guerrilla Gardening. We had a great turnout (a troop of almost 25) and everyone worked super hard. We have been overwhelmed with response from the community and can't wait for the next mission. More Pictures

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