Skip to content
Get the Feed

Category: You Grow Girl

Now In Stores

The book is starting to make appearances in retail stores. I didn't expect to see it so soon here in Canada but I was informed on Saturday night that some copies were spotted at Pages Books on Queen St. Of course I had to go see

Book Launch Party!!

Come out and help me celebrate the launch of my book! When: Wed. March 23 starts at 8:00pm Where: The Gladstone Hotel (Ballroom) 1214 Queen Street West (Queen near Dufferin) Toronto, Canada With a blend of soul, funk, Latin and jazz by DJ General Eclectic (Footprints, Turning Point). Come

It IS Real

What an exciting day! Five fresh copies of the book arrived on my doorstep this morning. The book looks great and I'm excited to finally see it in print. Here are a few photos: - Front of the book - Here I am holding all

The Globe & Mail - The Avant-Gardeners

An article by Karen von Hahn on Gayla Trail and You Grow Girl. "...it's as punchy, quirky and irreverent as its hip young urban audience." "Sanders (Trail) who is slight, intense and wears the statement eyeglasses of the srtistically inclined, also had trouble with the gardening industry's conventional beauty ideal.

You Grow Girl is Awarded

You Grow Girl won in the category of "Favorite Place to Learn How to Grow Your Own" in the "2004 The Morning News Editor's Awards in Online Excellence." Thanks Morning News!

New York Times - The Blog Generation Takes Up Its Trowels

The Blog Generation Takes Up Its Trowels You Grow Girl was interviewed for an New York Times article about young, urban gardeners.

Canadian Gardening - Review

Canadian Gardening - Site of the Month September 2003. "Sassy, unconventional and totally passionate about plants, You Grow Girl is refreshingly, um, fresh. The work of Toronto-based Gayla Trail and a host of volunteer contributors from around the world, You Grow Girl re-defines gardening for a new generation of gardeners.

Star Tribune - Review

March 21, 2002. "Two hip Canadian women run this site that can make even a fringe gardener want to dig in. The content is fun, cleverly written and chock-full of useful facts about the plant kingdom for novice and expert gardeners. It features how-to tips, a chat forum, humorous

Metroleum - Review

"A well-designed gardening site from a mid 20's (or genX or hipster or other inane buzzword) perspective. A refreshing change from Martha Stewart, this site features gardening tips and plant journals from around the country."

MidWest Online - Review

"Not science like Einstein science, but science like in getting plants to grow. This site was pure pleasure! This editor does not have a green thumb to pass on to my daughter, so maybe this site can get her excited about starting her own flower garden. She enjoyed

Maclean’s Magazine - Review

Maclean's Magazine October 2001. "Diehard gardening pros and avid newbies alike may benefit from a visit to www.yougrowgirl.com, a stylish, colourful splash of occasionally humorous insights into the plant kingdom."

GirlStart - Interview

October 8, 2001. An interview with Gayla featured on this excellent website that promotes girls in technology. Read it here. Gayla Sanders Writer & Graphic Designer YouGrowGirl.com Gayla Sanders designs and maintains You Grow Girl, an online magazine about gardening and plants. She also runs her own design company in Toronto, Canada. How

Rochester Democrat and Chronicle - Review

Rochester Democrat and Chronicle October 2001. "I stumbled upon it while cruising the internet looking for information on appropriate plants for dorm rooms: Yougrowgirl.com, a website about gardening produced by two very hip young Canadians. The “About” page declares, “If gardening really is the new rock’n’roll, then Yougrowgirl.com is ‘indie

Press and Reviews - 2000-2001

Create Online--Sites Recommended by Professional Designers Craig Robinson of FlipFlopFlyin' "It's a gardening site with a difference - instead of overpaid experts, it's been lovingly set up by some green-fingered enthusiasts. The look and feel hasn't suffered though. "It's just been beautifully designed, with a nice use of type," says Craig.
Get the Feed
short chain fatty acids, other fatty acids, amino acids, cheapest price viagra, polyamines, carbohydrates, vitamins, numerous antioxidants and phytosterols, growth factors, coagulation factors, various signal molecules such as cytokine-like bacteriokines.Physical anthropologists argue that the differences between the viagra online purchase of human brains and those of other apes are even more significant than their differences in size.The Persian scientist Avicenna introduced experimental medicine, weight loss pill contagious diseases, introduced quarantine and clinical trials, and described many anaesthetics and medical and therapeutic drugs, in The Canon of Medicine.The drug, which was also effective against other viagra 50 mg infections, is no longer in use in modern medicine.The pattern of human postnatal brain growth differs from that of buy viagra now apes (heterochrony), and allows for extended periods of social learning and language acquisition in juvenile humans.Farben conglomerate in weight loss programs.

ARCHIVES BY DATE

March 2010
M T W T F S S
« Feb    
1234567
891011121314
15161718192021
22232425262728
293031  

JOIN THE NEWSLETTER

Grow Great GrubYou Grow Girl Books by Gayla Trail