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The Little Book That Could

It's been a month since my new book, "Grow Great Grub: Organic Food from Small Spaces" hit stores and a whole heck of a lot has happened during that time. I won't go over everything -- I just want to mention a few highlights for longevity. The

First Sighting in the Wild & Ten Years!

Photo by Gayla Trail  All Rights Reserved It's a big week over here as my new book, "Grow Great Grub: Organic Food from Small Spaces" (I'm already an expert at saying the title super fast) hits bookstores TODAY! Except that we spotted

Grow Great Grub: Twitter Giveaway

Photo by Gayla Trail  All Rights Reserved Hey, guess what? My new book, "Grow Great Grub: Organic Food from Small Spaces" hits stores in less than a week! To commemorate its impending release, Clarkson Potter has agreed to do a pre-launch giveaway

Preordering Grow Great Grub

ggg_tomatoes.jpg About two weeks ago I was pleasantly surprised by the arrival of a copy of my new book, Grow Great Grub: Organic Food from Small Spaces, fresh off the presses. I had a hand in every facet of making this book, from writing

Extending the Harvest

Photo by Gayla Trail  All Rights Reserved This piece was originally published in The Globe & Mail over the weekend as a part of my series on kitchen gardening. Regarding using burlap and burlap sacks: Just to be clear, do keep them

Snack Foods for the Apocalypse

Photo by Gayla Trail  All Rights Reserved This is how I see canning: making snack foods for the apocalypse. Because in truth, with the exception of the plain tomato jars and sauces, many of the items I put up tend to be condiments, pickles,

Grow Great Grub

Photo by Gayla Trail  All Rights Reserved As I mentioned earlier today it's been a L O N G year. Actually, it's been a long year and a half. Or two years. Where am I? I've mentioned it briefly here and there but was

A Word to the Water-wise: Irrigate Well

Photo by Gayla Trail  All Rights Reserved The following article was printed over the weekend as a part of my food gardening series in The Globe & Mail. Summer has been a late arrival around these parts -- heavy rains and thunderstorms have

The Dirt on Soil

Photo by Gayla Trail  All Rights Reserved My most recent Globe & Mail food gardening article is up on the website. This week's topic was on how to get good soil whether you're growing in-ground or in containers. It looks like the READ MORE...

The Real Dirt: Globe & Mail Kitchen Gardening Column

Gayla Trail: Globe & Mail column on edible gardening I'm excited to announce that I will be writing a seasonal edible gardening column for The Globe & Mail that will be published most Saturdays in the Style/Life Section of the paper from now until fall.

On My Gardening Bookshelves

Photo by Gayla Trail  All Rights Reserved I recently did an interview with Mari Malcolm of the Amazon blog about the garden books I keep on my own bookshelf. It was a fun interview to do. I love, love, love books and

Personal Histories

Phew, that was fast. I put the finishing touches on an article late last night and it is already up on the Guardian website. This one, about the relationship between myself and my maternal grandmother is a bit more personal than usual and I am still

Brooklyn Botanic Garden’s Community Gardening Guide

Photo by Gayla Trail  All Rights Reserved I'm very proud to have co-produced the cover photograph for the Brooklyn Botanic Garden's "Community Gardening" guide alongside my partner Davin Risk. Yep, that's my soiled hand and a bouquet of sage held up at our

Gardens Illustrated February 2008

gardensillustrated_nosey1.jpg -from February 2008 issue of BBC's Garden's Illustrated magazine. View pdf. - page 12

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

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

Canadian House & Home - Groundbreakers Profile

- From: Canadian House & Home (May 2006 - Green Issue) canadianhouse.jpg "Ripe with tips and anecdotes geared towards the urban gardener, the book is an offshoot of her flourishing website yougrowgirl.com, where a growing community of gardeners share inspiration and advice."

Venus Magazine, Spring 2005

- From: VENUS Magazine Spring 2005 venus.jpg -page 75

AltWeeklies Reviews “You Grow Girl” Book

- From: AltWeeklies.com (Originally published in Columbus Alive) Green Thumbs Are the New Black By Nikki Davis "Just like knitting and Martha-style home-improvement are the season’s new “black,” gardening is also getting props as the latest take on a perennial classic. In You Grow Girl: The Groundbreaking Guide to Gardening (Fireside
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