A new generation turned balconies, vacant lots and group chats into the most exciting garden scene in decades — and they're not asking permission.
Words — Mara Quince · 10 min read
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Borrow a packet, grow it out, return the seeds you save. A quiet network of swap shelves is rewriting who gets to garden.
Words — Dev Oleander
She forages the cracks of the city for what everyone else pulls up — and sells it to Michelin kitchens.
Words — Sol Pereira
Words — Junie Hale
Rot became aspirational. We trace how the humble heap turned into the season's unlikeliest status object.
Words — Theo Marsh
Words — The Editors
One short letter a week — what's sprouting, who's growing it, and the occasional packet of seeds in the post.
SUCKER is built by freelancers. If you write, shoot, illustrate, or just know about a garden scene we don't — we want in.
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