He is part of a effort by stealth gardeners who plant flowers and trees and bushes along neglected open spaces, beautifying the community. The unofficial movement even has a bad-boy name -- "guerrilla gardening."
Bunnell is the man responsible for beautifying 10 different intersections in his city. He plants flowering cacti and succulents and other low maintenance plants along these public spaces.
For many years, he was an unknown, silent sentry of the garden spot. But the L.A. Times outed his efforts -- and many are hailing his work.
"I see this as my responsibility, to make my community better," he told the newspaper. "When I see an open area of land, I envision a garden."
3 comments:
Great Job!!! This is good for everyones health. The young generation will also follow his foot steps to keep the city beautiful. It is not easy to spent money and time for others. This encourage me to do the same thing in my area.
Good Job!!!!
Way to go Scott! We need more selfless people like you to get this country going back in the right direction!
How beautiful! I am sure many admire your gifts.
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