EAST HAMPTONS · RESIDENTIAL LANDSCAPE · 2025

East Hampton Meadow

Design and oversight · Plants, surfaces, lighting · 2025

A pathway made of irregular stone slabs winds through a lush garden with dense green shrubbery and trees, in front of a house with light blue siding and white trim.

Our clients Inherited a manicured landscape when they purchased the house, and we wanted to go back to the native side of the Hamptons. We kept what was worth keeping. Transplanted the boxwoods, eliminated the lawns, brought in local quarry boulders and planted a native meadow to encourage pollinators. Build raised cedar beds for a vegetable garden, defined and installed a new lounging stone patio, and paved a network of paths connecting what had always been separate. The grounds are now connected and drawing in nature habitats.

First full season establishing

BEFORE, PROGRESS & AFTER

A well-maintained garden with a curved stone border, green grass, small neatly trimmed bushes, and taller trees in the background under a clear blue sky.
Workers landscaping a front yard with bushes, rocks, and soil near a white house with a gray roof.

BEFORE

TRANSPLANT

Garden with a stone pathway, potted plants, and trees with some leaves falling, indicating autumn.

PLANTING & PATHS

A stone pathway winding through a lush green garden with various trees, shrubs, and plants.

FIRST SEASON

MYCOSCAPING NOTE

This project predates our inoculation practice, but we plan to add inoculated mulch in Fall 2026

PROJECT DETAILS

Landscape redesign, lighting design, planting direction, shop drawings, design oversight

SCOPE

Native meadow mix, red twig dogwood, flowering dogwood, Beauty Berry, vegetable garden, cutting garden

PLANTING

Local quarry boulders, stone pathways, Irregular stone patio, cedar deck and raised beds

HARDSCAPING

Design by MADS, Marie Aiello Design Studio and install by Ed’s Landscapes and Services

COLLAB

Landscape and planting design by Mycoscapes in collaboration with MADS, Marie Aiello Design Studio. Landscape work and maintenance byEd's Landscapes and Services

STATUS

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