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  1. "A good hashtag messes things up. Our hashtags are not the harvested grain in the warehouse, they are the wild seeds dispersed in unknown directions by the violent storm."

    Joan Mastodon, The Suppressed Sayings. Appleseed Press, Wealdstone (2026). Aphorism 31.

    #JoanMastodon #hashtags #JohnnyAppleseed

  2. "A good hashtag messes things up. Our hashtags are not the harvested grain in the warehouse, they are the wild seeds dispersed in unknown directions by the violent storm."

    Joan Mastodon, The Suppressed Sayings. Appleseed Press, Wealdstone (2026). Aphorism 31.

    #JoanMastodon #hashtags #JohnnyAppleseed

  3. @ifixcoinops

    How much older than the kid's mate was the ereader?

    You do good works. Johnny Sonyereader, travelling the country and planting seeds of literacy and happiness 😜

    #JohnnyAppleseed

  4. @ifixcoinops

    How much older than the kid's mate was the ereader?

    You do good works. Johnny Sonyereader, travelling the country and planting seeds of literacy and happiness 😜

    #JohnnyAppleseed

  5. This article includes some history of #GuerillaGardening -- including that of #JohnnyAppleseed (who was a real person)!

    The Ultimate Guide To Guerrilla Gardening

    by Elisabeth Beauchamp, April 10, 2025

    "If you’ve ever seen wildflowers sprouting out of cracks in an abandoned parking lot, you might’ve witnessed the results of guerrilla gardening. Guerrilla gardening is a planting technique used by gardeners around the world to fulfill various intentions. No matter what, it involves growing plants or crops on land owned by someone else.

    "It can be used as a political statement or simply to fulfill the desire to beautify one’s neighborhood. Guerrilla gardening has become a popular method of community revitalization worldwide. In fact, it might be happening right under your feet. If you’re interested in beautifying outdoor spaces in your city, keep reading to learn more..."

    todayshomeowner.com/lawn-garde

    #SolarPunkSunday #Rewilding #ReclaimingSpaces #GardeningForPollinators #Gardening

  6. This article includes some history of #GuerillaGardening -- including that of #JohnnyAppleseed (who was a real person)!

    The Ultimate Guide To Guerrilla Gardening

    by Elisabeth Beauchamp, April 10, 2025

    "If you’ve ever seen wildflowers sprouting out of cracks in an abandoned parking lot, you might’ve witnessed the results of guerrilla gardening. Guerrilla gardening is a planting technique used by gardeners around the world to fulfill various intentions. No matter what, it involves growing plants or crops on land owned by someone else.

    "It can be used as a political statement or simply to fulfill the desire to beautify one’s neighborhood. Guerrilla gardening has become a popular method of community revitalization worldwide. In fact, it might be happening right under your feet. If you’re interested in beautifying outdoor spaces in your city, keep reading to learn more..."

    todayshomeowner.com/lawn-garde

    #SolarPunkSunday #Rewilding #ReclaimingSpaces #GardeningForPollinators #Gardening

  7. #GuerillaGardening : What Is It, and Should You Try It?

    Jan 11, 2025 10:09 AM EST

    "Who doesn’t need a bit more greenery in their lives? No one, if guerilla gardeners have anything to say about it. Whether activists, do-gooders, or just plain old lovers of beauty, guerilla gardeners have been sprucing up neglected corners of the world for quite some time. #JohnnyAppleseed, introducer of apple trees to many states in the US, was one of the OG guerilla gardeners (and yes, he was a real person).

    "Despite what its name might imply—guerilla means 'little war' in Spanish—guerilla gardening has nothing to do with war or destruction, and everything to do with creation. So what exactly is this ironically titled type of gardening, and is it something you should consider doing in your own community?

    What Is Guerilla Gardening?

    "Essentially, guerilla gardening is the act of gardening (planting flowers, trees, fruits, vegetables, etc.) in areas where you are technically not authorized to do so. According to Sonya Shikhman, a lawyer at Bytensky Shikhman Barristers, 'many see it as environmental activism, bringing greenery into urban environments where traditional gardening may not be possible.'

    "This form of gardening is often used to revamp empty lots and other less-than-appealing spaces and create areas that look beautiful and/or produce food for the community. Other aims and benefits include 'improving air quality, increasing biodiversity, and giving local residents a sense of ownership and pride,' Shikhman says."

    Read more:
    dengarden.com/gardening/gueril

    #Rewilding #SolarPunkSunday
    #GardeningForPollinators #GardeningForWildlife #SeedBombs #ReclaimingSpaces

  8. #GuerillaGardening : What Is It, and Should You Try It?

    Jan 11, 2025 10:09 AM EST

    "Who doesn’t need a bit more greenery in their lives? No one, if guerilla gardeners have anything to say about it. Whether activists, do-gooders, or just plain old lovers of beauty, guerilla gardeners have been sprucing up neglected corners of the world for quite some time. #JohnnyAppleseed, introducer of apple trees to many states in the US, was one of the OG guerilla gardeners (and yes, he was a real person).

    "Despite what its name might imply—guerilla means 'little war' in Spanish—guerilla gardening has nothing to do with war or destruction, and everything to do with creation. So what exactly is this ironically titled type of gardening, and is it something you should consider doing in your own community?

    What Is Guerilla Gardening?

    "Essentially, guerilla gardening is the act of gardening (planting flowers, trees, fruits, vegetables, etc.) in areas where you are technically not authorized to do so. According to Sonya Shikhman, a lawyer at Bytensky Shikhman Barristers, 'many see it as environmental activism, bringing greenery into urban environments where traditional gardening may not be possible.'

    "This form of gardening is often used to revamp empty lots and other less-than-appealing spaces and create areas that look beautiful and/or produce food for the community. Other aims and benefits include 'improving air quality, increasing biodiversity, and giving local residents a sense of ownership and pride,' Shikhman says."

    Read more:
    dengarden.com/gardening/gueril

    #Rewilding #SolarPunkSunday
    #GardeningForPollinators #GardeningForWildlife #SeedBombs #ReclaimingSpaces

  9. Happy #JohnnyAppleseed Day! 🌳🍎 John Chapman planted apple orchards across the Midwest of the US in the 1800s to provide food & land opportunities for settlers. His mission was to promote sustainability & harmony with nature. Today, we honor his birthday as we strive for a greener, healthier planet. #Apples #Nature

  10. Happy #JohnnyAppleseed Day! 🌳🍎 John Chapman planted apple orchards across the Midwest of the US in the 1800s to provide food & land opportunities for settlers. His mission was to promote sustainability & harmony with nature. Today, we honor his birthday as we strive for a greener, healthier planet. #Apples #Nature

  11. Keebler: I think the flamingo’s back, Johnny.

    Johnny Appleseed: I think you’re right, Keebler. I can smell his algae-eating beak from here. Don’t look back!

    Keebler: Do you still owe him shrimp money?

    Johnny Appleseed: Well, first off, they’re really good shrimp…

    cdhs.net/meet-the-pets/
    #keebler #johnnyappleseed #adoptdontshop #sheltercat #cat #cats #catsofmastodon

  12. @mcc
    🥥 I know I'm obnoxious, MCC, but I'm NOT obnoxious to the extent of asking you if animals dispersed apple seeds, doesn't that make them #JohnnyAppleseed?
    So he's NOT myth, he's an animal.
    Also, you're invited to my #TEDTalk about #Bigfoot. 🥥

  13. @mcc
    🥥 Well I don't know about #JohnnyAppleseed, MCC, but in both the DC and #Marvel universes I am Johnny Telephone Cord Untangler Seed.
    I used to travel the land untangling long telephone cords that had gotten twisted.
    I don't get as many assignments as I used to, so mostly I spend my time next to my landline phone reminiscing about my #heyday. 🥥