We plant because the city forgot to.

Guerrilla Gardeners started with a tin of wildflower seeds and a sad-looking traffic island. A few weekends later it was buzzing with bees. We've been hooked ever since.

We're a volunteer-run collective that transforms neglected urban spaces — vacant lots, tree pits, roadside verges and forgotten corners — into edible, pollinator- friendly green pockets. No permits. No paperwork. Just trowels, compost and stubborn hope.

Our work is rooted in three beliefs: cities belong to the people who live in them, green space is a right and not a luxury, and small acts compound into big change.