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Small Act of Green Rebellion: Plant a guerilla garden.
After learning about a movement called Guerilla Gardening in London, Vanessa Harden, Founder of The Subversive Gardener started her own city-wide project here in New York City. By planting flowers and vegetable gardens in public spaces, guerilla gardeners are partaking in a fun and sustainable act of green rebellion.
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