“A book that will resonate for gardeners (experienced and aspiring), activists, advocates, and individuals seeking community through both the land itself and the stories it tells.” –Library Journal, Starred Review

“This is a gardening book for all walks of life and any experience level. Each woman in Black Girls Gardening shares a unique gardening journey, but they all demonstrate how a gardening practice has the power to heal, empower, educate, and connect.” –Essence

Amber Grossman is the founder of BlackGirlsGardening, an online community designed to connect Black women gardeners and inspire others to start a garden and plant seeds back into the land. To add to her passion for plants and flowers, Amber also started The Pressed Wildflower, where she creates art with flowers for displays and keepsakes. Originally from upstate New York, she now resides in Wilmington, NC.