Grow Curious
Gayla TrailFollow along with my curiosity, creativity, and meanderings in the garden and nature. I write about the garden as a place of reciprocity and where we can learn to navigate the complexities of life through connection, compassion, loss, and joy.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 115 | Subscribers | Read | gaylatrail.substack.com |
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Egyptian Walking Onion
Last week I was writing about strange weather, and then it got even stranger. Overnight, we went from a long, slow fall, straight into early winter. Saturday was a perfect fall day, and then it snowed. While November snow is not strange for...
Chinese Artichoke, Fall Planting, and Winter Tree Protection
Late raspberries, strange weather, blizzard of 77, protecting trees and bushes, girdling, growing Chinese artichoke, and more.
Books are Trouble
On alpine gardens, high plains grasslands, public libraries with brutalist architecture, evangelicalism, and my lifelong love of books.
Notes on Failure and Belonging
Fall in the garden, ticks, growing an hardy almond tree, and musing on failure, belonging, and what it means to find wholeness.
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I am an artist and writer with an education and background in fine art, cultural criticism,and ecology. I've been writing about urban gardening since 2000 at YouGrowGirl.com
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