What is this?

Guerrilla gardening is the act of planting flowers, vegetables, and greenery on neglected or abandoned land you don't own. It turns forgotten spaces into something alive. It's part environmentalism, part community action, part rebellion against urban decay. People have been doing it for decades in cities around the world, reclaiming dead lots, cracked sidewalks, and highway medians with wildflowers and food gardens.

This tool scans OpenStreetMap data for neglected land near you: brownfields, vacant lots, wasteland, abandoned properties, and derelict buildings. It scores each site on accessibility, size, and risk so you can find the best spots to plant. No login, no tracking, just open data and a map. Search a city, hit scan, and see what's been forgotten.