Learning to See the Beauty of Nature in Our Gardens
Mary Pellerito is a freelance garden writer based in Michigan. She has been published in Gritmagazine and she writes a weekly blog post, Going Native, for Grit as well. Mary also offers workshops on native plants and natural habitat gardening. In her blog, Muse, which is published in The Oakland Press, Mary writes about her garden (and cooking from the garden), her travels, and her thoughts on the natural world. Mary also has a Facebook page, Going Native, where she shares photos and stories about a myriad of topics that interest her. Mary is secretary of the North Oakland Wild Ones chapter and an Advanced Master Gardener.
When I think of wetlands, the image that first comes to mind is cattails (Typha angustifolia). Our home and property, which I named Marshview, is surrounded on three sides by wetlands. A wetland is a land area that is saturated with water and is a distinct ecosystem. Our wetlands do not support fish since they [...]
When Carole asked me if I wanted to write a monthly post for Beautiful Wildlife Gardens, I immediately said yes. I am a reader of this blog and Native Plants and Wildlife Gardens and I am honored to be able to post here. So now it is time to write about beautiful wildlife gardens. They [...]
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