Toronto Star - Featured
- From: The Toronto Star (May 21, 2005.)
-Shopping Section
-Shopping Section 
Category: Play
Toronto Events This Week
It has been a busy week. On Wed I gave a container gardening workshop at GrassRoots. The turnout was great and I had a good time!
On Friday I went out shopping for plants with Daphne Gordon of the Toronto Star. We went over
Venus Magazine, Spring 2005
- From: VENUS Magazine Spring 2005
-page 75
-page 75 Library Journal Review
From: Library Journal Review
"Reaching a new audience, this gardening book is as fresh and funky as the web site that inspired it. A professional print designer before turning to web design, Trail couldn't find gardening information geared toward young, hip, frugal, urban gardeners like herself, so she used
Bust Magazine Reviews “You Grow Girl” Book
- From: BUST April/May 2005
-page 99
-page 99 Bitch Magazine Reviews “You Grow Girl” Book
- From: BITCH Magazine Spring 2005
"How can you not be inspired by a gardening guru who sports a Joy Division t-shirt, a practical (and stylish) homemade gardening apron, and cat-eye glasses? Taking cues from feminist DIY manifestos like Stitch n' Bitch and Get Crafty,
"How can you not be inspired by a gardening guru who sports a Joy Division t-shirt, a practical (and stylish) homemade gardening apron, and cat-eye glasses? Taking cues from feminist DIY manifestos like Stitch n' Bitch and Get Crafty, 
ReadyMade Magazine Reviews “You Grow Girl” book
-From: ReadyMade (March/April 2005.)
"In most cities, people outnumber plants. Urbanites seeking to correct the sprout-to-person ratio will find their action plan in Gayla Trail's inspired book. Trail, who founded the hip, how-to site www.yougrowgirl.com in 2000, schools clueless downtowners on how to plan, grow,
"In most cities, people outnumber plants. Urbanites seeking to correct the sprout-to-person ratio will find their action plan in Gayla Trail's inspired book. Trail, who founded the hip, how-to site www.yougrowgirl.com in 2000, schools clueless downtowners on how to plan, grow, La Times Reviews “You Grow Girl” Book
From: LATimes (March 10, 2005.)
The dirt on alt gardening
by Alexandria Abramian-Mott
"Looking for an antidote to the gardening how-to book written by estate-owning bluebloods with eponymous tea roses? Gayla Trail, a bona fide alt chick with the cat glasses and obscure '80s rock T-shirts to prove it, has the
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