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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,

Simon Says Wha?

Gayla Trail According to the Simon & Schuster blog, I rank number 9 (for "You Grow Girl") in Simon & Schuster's list of top selling Canadian authors so far in 2007. That's only 3 places behind Canadian artist/writer/designer mega star Douglas

Container Gardening - The National

fire1.jpg I have a great deal to tell you about the gardening I have been doing over the past weeks. But before I can do that the marginally anal retentive side of me demands that I address my appearance on The National last

On TV This Week

gilldeaconshow_sm.jpg Gardening season is gearing up for THE BIG WEEKEND, the one in which I will NOT make the mistake of visiting a garden centre or even think about visiting a garden centre. The up-and-coming long weekend -- officially known as "May Two-Four" here

“You Grow Girl” in Shameless Magazine

I'm proud to be included in the recent issue of Shameless Magazine, an independent magazine for strong, smart, and sassy teen girls that breaks the mold of the typical diet tips and beauty trends magazine. I interviewed with writer Caroline Pelletier on growing food which can be found

Peta 2 Magazine

I was recently interviewed for Peta2 magazine as a way to get young vegetarians excited about growing their own food. They've got a contest going to win a You Grow Girl prize pack that includes the You Grow Girl book, an "I Heart Dirt" t-shirt,

Newsweek (April 9, 2007)

- from Newsweek "For a Greener Garden" (April 9, 2007.) Interviewed for an article on the topic of Green Gardening and ecologically sound growing tips. newsweek_april07.jpg -page 87

You Grow Girl in CNN Article on Gardening Blogs

Take Time to Blog the Roses Gardening blogs offer advice, reflections, beauty and wit. By Kate King

Blast From the Past

Jennifer Perkins of the famous Naughty Secretary Club just reposted this interview we did... a whole bunch of years ago. I have to admit that when I saw her message in my inbox my first thought was, "Oh [insert expletive here], what did I say

Gardening Has a Grunge Guru?

National Post ...And apparently it's me! Thanks to Sarah who pointed me to this article in today's National Post newspaper promoting next week's Canada Blooms line-up including one of my two talks on growing food in the city. Friday, March 9, 2007. 12:30pm.

I’m on the Stereo, Stereo-o

I'm going to be interviewed live on "The Artist's Lifestyle" talking about You Grow Girl, gardening, and the art. When: Tuesday, Jan 30. 5:30-6:00pm What: 93.3 FM CFMU To listen online: Go to the website and click on "webcast" [left sidebar].

May Day Magazine

- From: May Day Magazine (Jan 2007) mayday.jpg By Sapphire Singh

Forme Magazine

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Center Stage Chicago

- From: Centre Stage Chicago (July 2, 2006) "To boost my odds, I enlisted some expert tips from garden guru Gayla Trail, whom I met at a planting demo she gave at Old Town's luscious A New Leaf boutique. Founder of YouGrowGirl.com (a must-bookmark for any urban gardener) and

2 Magazine - Book Review and Interview

- From: 2 Magazine (Summer 06) 2magazine.jpg -page 38

Vegetarian Times - Interview

- From: Vegetarian Times (July/August 06) Interviewed for an article on composting, “Composting 101” vegetariantimes.jpg -pages 48-51

This Next Reviews “You Grow Girl” Book

- From: ThisNext (Summer 2006) thisnext.jpg "Great layout and images. Green-thumb guys shouldn't be afraid to check it out, too!" "this lovely book by gayla trail is just what i need to get my sad looking garden on my strip of balcony growing again. it's fun reading,

CraftSanity Episode 23: Grow Your Own with Gayla Trail

Listen to the podcast here. "In this episode Gayla, 32, will tell us the story of how her website sprouted into the book (You Grow Girl: The Groundbreaking Guide to Gardening) and now a TV show in the making. In her book, Gayla presents great gardening information in

Gardening & Deck Design - Point, Click, Plant

- From Gardening & Deck Design (Summer 2006) "Wonderfully informative and full of personality, this Website takes the intimidation factor out of gardening and makes it accessible to everyone. In addition to seasonally updated articles, tips, recipes and more, You Grow Girl has sections for blogs and forums,

Gardening & Deck Design - Gardening with Gayla Trail

- From: Gardening & Deck Design (Summer 06) gardeninganddeck.jpg "My concept of what's possible as far as gardening goes is pretty open ended," says Gayla Trail, who grows edibles and ornamentals on a roof deck, in a strip of city-owned property at the side of her
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