Tiny Gardens Everywhere | Kate Brown

 

A celebration of the power of small acts of care and creativity, the acclaimed historian Kate Brown’s exploration of urban gardening is a timely reminder that for centuries, all across the world, ordinary people have transformed overlooked corners of their communities into oases of nourishing vegetation. To Brown, allotments, guerilla gardens and small plots of land carved from the urban wilderness are symbols of resilience, resistance, community, and environmental awareness. A manifesto for the next food revolution, Tiny Gardens Everywhere highlights how local action can inspire wider renewal – and why urban micro-farming is an important, if overlooked source of free food.