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Real Simple - The Best Blogs

I am so very proud that You Grow Girl was listed in Real Simple magazine's The Best Blogs article in their March 2008. And with You Grow Girl turning eight years old this month I can't help saying that it feels like my baby

Amateur Gardening Magazine

amateurgardening1.jpg - from Amateur Gardening Magazine (January 19, 2008.) Article by Martyn Cox. amateurgardening2.jpg Photos (and special thanks) to Garden Monkey who sent these photos.

David Suzuki Foundation Newsletter

Okay. I am sorry because it seems like every other post is just me tooting my own horn about some such nonsense but, really, I can't believe this. I was just doing a search for something completely unrelated and by total chance came upon a recommendation of

Recreating Eden

recreatingeden4.jpg Let's turn the clock back for a moment to late August 2007. Toronto was experiencing the "worst drought in 50 years" accompanied by a drowning humidity. How an intense lack of water AND a drowning humidity can coexist is beyond me.

Gardens Illustrated Dec 2007

gardensillustrated_dec07_sm.jpg -from December 2007 issue of BBC's Garden's Illustrated magazine. gardensillustr_dec07_sm.jpg "Sassy and savvy in its approach, Canadian garden website You Grow Girl has nurtured a thriving online community since it was established in 2000. With regular entries by site

Grow Where You Are Planted

Organic Gardening Magazine So I was gonna hold off on this one until it hit new stands but it looks like Organic Gardening Magazine let the cat out of the bag early and has published an article I wrote for the Feb 2008 issue

American Horticultural Society Article on Gardening Blogs

- American Horticultural Society (November/December 2007 - Volume 86, Number 6) I was interviewed a few month back for an article on gardening blogs entitled, "Virtual Gardening in the Blogosphere" by Doug Green. I will admit that it's been only about eight months since I began to

Living in Toronto - Growing Heirloom Vegetables

1mydeck_cbc.jpg I had a TV crew here for about 2 hours one scorching hot and humid afternoon in August shooting a segment on heirloom vegetables for a show called "Living in Toronto." There are other "Living ins" across Canada however the first

Domino Interview

"I don't promote myself as an authority. I'm a person who really, really loves to garden. I know a thing or two but there is a ton I don't know and will probably never know. I make mistakes. I experiment like crazy. I don't have all of the

Veggie Gardening: The Next Big Thing

torontostar_veggies2.jpg Quite simply, the Next Big Thing is going to be veggies. Lots and lots of veggies. Heirloom tomatoes, offbeat salad greens and stuff like that. All organically grown, of course. By us. - from Toronto Star “Urban Gardeners Are Growing Local” (July 7,
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