Why Women Grow is a compelling exploration of women's profound connection to the earth as gardeners, growers, and custodians. Through intimate conversations, author Alice unveils the stories of overlooked voices, weaving together narratives that span creation and loss, celebration and grief. This tender examination delves into the transformative power of gardening—touching on identity, protest, renaissance, and the quiet strength women find in cultivating the ground beneath their feet. A necessary and moving testament to women's resilience and the solace gardens provide.