If you never heard the guerrilla concept, go to GuerrillaGardening.org, also known as pimping whatever. It simply means that you plant anything at hand in public or private places without permission. That is what in my anarchist view on life makes it fun.
However, the way it is practiced in Europe does not work here, for reasons
you may infer from my constant criticism to the natives and their treatment of all nature and creatures or flora and fauna ways. Check the site, perhaps you could start something in your country or vicinity on your own, as I do, or with some disciples.
I chose this Pandanus for two reasons.
The razor thorn edges and its size. I can not keep at home any longer, it is about three feet wide.
The edges do not bother me, but they will make very difficult, believe me, to
anyone attempting to take it home as it happened previously with a beautiful cactus, planted in the other guerrilla snenario in the former San Carlos Hospital and stolen two days later.
The attack took place, it is located at the corner of Ponce de Leon avenue and Fidalgo Diaz street. All was simple and easy. The whole procedure as seen in the pictures took less than forty five minutes from beginning to end.
The most difficult, as always, was digging a hole in construction debris, mostly rocks and clay. Hard as hell. I used the gardener pick to initiate it, with shovel and hands to finish, and finally planted it as seen to your left.
The spot selection was based on three reasons. No possibility of weed whacker attacks, aesthetic perspective and being able to observe it from our car, while passing through.
Now it is time to go.
apaga i vamonoh.
BONUS
Rengui's Zammia
and DK hanging.
My favorite Pleomeles.
The assymetric growth
makes it wonderful.
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