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marylou baiata

Nature Scapes Is Now Home to a Bird Sanctuary in the Late Marylou Baiata’s Memory

September 13, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 1 Comment

Local bird expert Trudy Tappan helped started the Baiata Bird Sanctuary after the death of long-time owner Marylou Baiata in July. Her son has since taken over Nature Scapes, which now also includes on its grounds the new Hollingsworth Gallery and other features.

Marylou Baiata, 1951-2014
At Nature Scapes, a New Generation Nurtures a Legacy

August 1, 2014 | FlaglerLive | 16 Comments

For 30 years Marylou Baiata, who died July 25, was the lush radiance behind Nature Scapes, the garden center in Bunnell, which her son will take over as it also becomes the home of the reincarnation of JJ Graham’s Hollingsworth Gallery as the Salvo Neoteric Art Project.

At Nature Scapes, Palm Coast Garden Club Grows Its Annual Show Into a Special Event

April 22, 2012 | FlaglerLive | 6 Comments

The Palm Coast Garden Club found a new home for its annual garden show at Nature Scapes, the stately nursery on Old Brick Road, where, on Saturday, some 50 vendors drew a few thousand visitors and plant lovers.

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