Guerrilla Gardening Group Seedballs
Google Alerts sent me an email about the term “seedball” for the first time in months. In contrast, I get “permaculture” and “forest garden” alerts every day. For some reason, Google sent an archived message from Heavy Petal about “seedball progress” from a personal project by Heavy Petal’s Andrea Bellamy.
Searching through her site for the first time, I found interesting links to a legally challenged Guerrilla Gardening Granny and a Vancouver based Guerrilla Gardening Group.
I’ve been going nuts trying to find a seedball planting “recipe” that includes the insect and bird repellent properties of pepper, I think it was, that I’ve seen online, including Jim Bones’ non-functional seedballs.com site. I own the domain seedball.com and will put something worthwhile there instead of the crazy opt-in box that’s not working right one of these days, Real Soon Now.
April 2nd, 2008 at 9:09 pm
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