Gayla Trail (born July 31, 1973 in

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. She is the founder of the website ''You Grow Girl''.

Books

*''You Grow Girl: The Ground Breaking Guide to Gardening'' (2005) *''Grow Great Grub: Organic Food from Small Spaces'' (2010) *''Easy Growing'' (2012) *''Drinking the Summer Garden'' (2012) *''Grow Curious: Creative Activities to Cultivate Joy, Wonder, and Discovery in Your Garden (2017)''

References

External links

You Grow Girl
1973 births Canadian garden writers Living people Canadian women photographers {{canada-writer-stub