pop up and borrowed and adopted gardens

Share any information on any "pop up" gardening projects or any plots that my be suitable for "adoption" here.

The first adopted garden, if all goes well, soon to be growing food. Is there land going to waste near you? could it be growing food?

since tod park is run by a bunch of cant care less numpties its ripe for colonization,he he....................................

Was sent this in am email this morning, really interesting, especially the seed bombs.
http://www.treehugger.com/files/2008/04/a-handbook-for-guerrilla-gardeners.php
what others have achieved
http://www.guerrillagardening.org/

seed bombs for fun and non-profit

• Combine 2 parts mixed seeds (indigenous flowers, herbs or vegetables) with 3 parts compost.
  
• Stir in 5 parts powdered red or brown clay.
  
• Moisten with water until mixture is damp enough to mold into balls.
  
• Pinch off a penny-sized piece of the clay mixture and roll it between the palms of your hands until it forms a tight ball (1 inch in diameter).
  
• Set the balls on newspaper and allow to dry for 24 - 48 hours. Store in a cool, dry place until ready to sow.
  

Throw the balls into vacant lots, pavement cracks, long-standing rubbish piles, or anywhere that would benefit from a bit of random greenery. [Source: The Guerilla Art Kit, by Keri Smith]

the guerrillas have been out again, herbs and veg have popped up at Abraham Ormerod.