I’m Sally. I’ve got exactly zero photos of myself in the garden because I’m always holding the camera (2026 summer goal, noted).

I’m a lifelong learner and nature lover for as long as I can remember. As a child I remember hours and hours of time spent outside in all seasons.

As an adult, I’ve been a student of Biology, a physical therapist, a mother, a photographer and now a microfarmer (is that a fancy term for out of control gardener?) in that order.

At Wild Waystation we believe in slow flowers and pollinator-friendly growing practices. Slow Flowers means locally grown and seasonal blooms, thus reducing carbon footprint and supporting our local economy. Prioritizing pollinator-friendly growing practices helps us support and preserve biodiversity, while building healthier ecosystems for future generations.

Our increasing and ever-expanding focus on native plant species was comes from a love of watching the world outside of our windows come alive - watching bumblebees dodder from one bloom to the next, seeing the eastern bluebirds carrying caterpillars to their newest clutch and catching sight of a tree frog on the back siding.

We will continue this journey and I trust that the surprises and delights will just keep on coming.

If you want to follow along, join my monthly self-published zine subscription and you’ll receive a snail mail zine with my words and images from the month.

In the future I hope to offer native plants as a licensed small scale grower, as well as custom native plant garden design and consulting.