lleong1's blog

We're looking for contributions for the Solitary Garden Plant Book (zine), a collaboration between Tim Young and his friends and supporters!

Zaarin documents and shares her learning experience on subjects related to the legal, political, and social systems of California prisons.

If abolition is about building new systems, modes of being, and networks of care that make prisons obsolete, in what ways does gardening fit into a broader abolitionist agenda? In what ways does relationship building with plants - through creative, embodied use of them - align with “planting” abolition?