Right there with John Hubbard. Selfish in terms of being for the self with none of the moral subtext. Absolutely no place for guilt - I agree.
The public realm is another thing altogether. A garden is for private creativity - as radical as you choose. Public space needs to work with many other lives, issues, ideals and practicalities. Interesting overlap though, where the private space can contribute to the public good.

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