EAST HAMPTONS · RESIDENTIAL LANDSCAPE · 2025
East Hampton Meadow
Design and oversight · Plants, surfaces, lighting · 2025
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
BEFORE
TRANSPLANT
PLANTING & PATHS
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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