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Julie Anne Dellinger
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Julie is a creative storyteller with a decade of experience in Marketing and a lifetime of experience finding the answers to the questions that matter. In her role at Garden for Wildlife, she's digging into the roots of the company and surfacing stories from nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts to help grow a vibrant community of sustainable gardeners.
Julie loves learning and has pursued knowledge at several prestigious institutions. She's a proud, first-generation college graduate of Syracuse University. She studied abroad at the University of Indianapolis Athens, Greece campus, and completed a Marketing Strategy certification program through Cornell University.
Posts by Julie Anne Dellinger
Gaithersburg, MD April 1, 2024– In a groundbreaking move that's sure to shake the branches of the natural world, Garden for Wildlife, the pioneering startup known for its innovative approach to backya
Starting a native plant garden is a fantastic way to support local wildlife and create a beautiful, eco-friendly space. But with so many options, it can feel overwhelming. The good news is that native
As the summer heat wanes and the crisp air of autumn begins to set in, a spectacular bloom graces our gardens—the calico aster. Known scientifically as Symphyotrichum lateriflorum, this charming nativ
As the days grow shorter and summer begins to wane, your garden can still shine brightly with the addition of stunning asters. These native plants not only bring vibrant color to your landscape but al
The American Midwest has long been a crucial habitat for a diverse range of butterfly species, including the iconic monarch butterfly. However, recent research suggests a disturbing trend: a significa
Edited by David Mizejewski, National Wildlife Federation Naturalist As the days shorten and the temperatures begin to drop, many gardeners start winding down their gardening activities, but did you kn
It’s not a weed, and it doesn’t produce milk, but the humble milkweed is one of the most important plants you can have in your garden. This tough native plant grows just as well in North American wetl
Native plants are gaining momentum in Florida as more gardeners embrace wildlife-friendly landscaping. With the help of Garden for Wildlife®, Florida gardeners have added more than 52,000 square feet
Creating a container garden using native plants on your patio or balcony is a powerful way to support local wildlife, even in small spaces. Container gardening allows you to attract birds, butterflies
Looking for a way to bring butterflies, hummingbirds, and bees right to your doorstep? Pollinator pots are an excellent solution for attracting wildlife to your porch while supporting local ecosystems
Edited by David Mizejewski, National Wildlife Federation Naturalist Creating a butterfly garden with native plants is a rewarding way to support local wildlife and enjoy the beauty of these delicate c
As the leaves turn crimson and begin to fall, many homeowners feel the urge to tidy up their yards. But before you reach for the rake or fire up the leaf blower, consider this: leaving the leaves bene
The majestic monarch butterfly, renowned for its epic multi-generational migration across North America, is sadly facing endangerment. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (USFWS) is now proposing
We have witnessed the native plant movement picking up steam in recent years as homeowners seek low maintenance alternatives to traditional turf lawns and gardeners seek opportunities to support polli