Art and nature meet at Wildflower Association conference

Join the Wildflower Association of Michigan for its annual conference

Join the Wildflower Association of Michigan for its annual conference “Landscape Design: Where Art and Nature Meet” on March 8 and 9 during ANR Week at the Kellogg Hotel and Conference Center. Landscape architect Darrel Morrison will be featured as this year’s keynote speaker.

Attendees will take part in general and concurrent sessions, and visit vendors offering arts and crafts, books, photographs and original paintings, as well as numerous educational exhibits. The program is open to all interested in Michigan native plants and their habitats.

The Wildflower Association of Michigan is a not-for-profit, member-based organization run by board members who meet on a quarterly basis. They are committed to being a resource for residents in Michigan (homeowners, corporations, land managers, educators, naturalists and others) who wish to learn more about native plants and their associated habitats. They advocate for and provide education on native plants and native landscaping through their conference, website, grant program and quarterly newsletter.

For conference information, visit http://www.wildflowersmich.org. 

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