If you've found this mark, you are not lost. You may be quiet, fading, or forgotten by many - but you have not forgotten the magic. You are the reason this symbol exists. For the softness you still carry. For the becoming that's still unfolding. For the story that hasn't ended.

 Guerrilla gardening has roots that reach back to the 1970s, when people began reclaiming forgotten spaces with flowers and hope in a world healing from war. The seed for Wildflower Graffiti was planted in me on a quiet drive, where I noticed just how many empty, unused lots lined the road—silent, waiting. I found myself asking: what if these overlooked places could bloom with life again? What if beauty could take root where no one expected it? 

That question became our mission: to scatter joy and purpose through wildflower seeds—one packet, one plot, one pollinator at a time. Wildflower Graffiti is about more than just flowers; it’s about reconnecting people to the earth, turning forgotten corners into sanctuaries for bees, butterflies, and community. With every handful of seeds, we’re cultivating color, connection, and quiet acts of rebellion in the name of beauty and biodiversity.