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xAround the world, a shadowy army of plant lovers is on a mission: to make their dull, grey neighbourhoods more beautiful places to live. Armed with seedbombs and spades, these green-fingered outlaws are stealthily filling neglected public land with flowers and shrubs. Richard Reynolds explains how he joined their ranks and became a guerrilla gardener
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Escape pods: The Kew Millennium Seed Bank
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These strange alien structures are among the seeds and pollen conserved at the Kew Millennium Seed Bank
Guerrillas conquer the Elephant
25 Apr 2008: The war on neglect of public space leads Richard Reynolds and his fellow guerrilla gardeners to the Elephant and Castle roundabout...and a run-in with the police
