-From: The National Post (March 26, 2005.)
Gardening for the People
You Grow Girl was launched in February 2000, as a community for gardeners not unlike myself; people who want to grow but whose garden space is less than ideal. And for those of us with shallow pockets but a big, crazy love for tending plants and making a meal from homegrown fare, wherever home may be. – Read on…
Books by Gayla Trail
Book Launch Party & Other Goings On
Just a reminder that the Book Launch Party is coming up this Wed night at the Gladstone Hotel in Toronto. Details can be found here.
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The view on my deck is looking somewhat more inviting today. I did not take a photo but it is warmer and brighter with remnants of snow and ice.
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Book Launch Party Reminder
Just a reminder that the Book Launch Party is this Wed night at the Gladstone Hotel. The party starts at 8:00 and should go until midnight. Be sure to arrive early to get in on the raffle. I’ll be giving away copies of the book, t-shirts and some other goodies. There will also be nibbles, plant giveaways and a mystery seed swap (bring a seed or two although I will provide seeds for those who don’t have any).
And of course there will be music by the famous and fabulous DJ General Eclectic. Special thanks to InAbstracto (1160 Queen Street) for the promotional window display!
See this entry for further details.
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I’m going to be on the CBC Radio program “Here & Now” today (Monday) talking about the book, gardening and YouGrowGirl.com. I will be on at approx. 4:20 pm and a second time at 4:50 pm.
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I had a table at Seedy Saturday over the weekend where I sold some books and t-shirts. The turnout was great and I got to meet a lot of people who visit the site. Thanks so much to everyone who came out and stopped by my table to say hi.
I regret that this year I was so busy I didn’t really get a chance to look around at the other booths. I didn’t buy one pack of seeds nor did I even glance at the seed trading table! Instead I gave away a stack of seeds. I did however have the presence of mind to pick up a half pound of worms for my vermicomposter. Yay for that.
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