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Native Plants of the Great Lakes Region Color By Number

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Native Plants of the Great Lakes Region Color By Number

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Native Plants of the Great Lakes Region Color By Number
Native Plants of the Great Lakes Region Color By Number
Native Plants of the Great Lakes Region Color By Number
Native Plants of the Great Lakes Region Color By Number
Native Plants of the Great Lakes Region Color By Number
Native Plants of the Great Lakes Region Color By Number
Native Plants of the Great Lakes Region Color By Number
Native Plants of the Great Lakes Region Color By Number

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Native Plants of the Great Lakes Region Color By Number

$10.00
Learn about some of your favorite Michigan native plants and their pollinator pals in this beautifully illustrated, accurate color-by-number book created by Rouge watershed resident Sally Wenczel.
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Manufacturer: Sally Wenczel
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Explore over 50 hand-sketched wildflowers, pollinators, sedges, grasses, trees and shrubs from the Great Lakes Region in a fun, color by number workbook, Each biologically accurate plant sketch is accompanied by a description of specific growing conditions and habitat. Many host plants are featured with their pollinator companions in this informative, close up look at beautiful relationships and co-evolution. Also included are tips for where to find native plants for your yard and why native plants are so important for the health of our environment.

Author and illustrator Sally Wenczel, a resident of the Rouge River watershed, grew up picking raspberries the size of golf balls in her grandfather’s garden. She knew that the biggest ones were hiding down low, in the shadows where the big people couldn’t see. Wenczel has published nature themed articles for the KID PAGE in local newspapers and writes about the many green infrastructure projects she heads up in her community. She has worked in education gardens since 2011 in both the inner city and the suburbs. As a teacher and program director for garden education, she’s had hands both in the soil and on the keyboard creating learning opportunities for students of all ages.

 
 

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