LIVING LANDS

We would love to help you achieve your garden dreams!

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P: 631-314-2855

logan@livinglands.org

alex@livinglands.org

Thank you, Logan & Alex

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Planting Day at @hofstrau ! Thank you @mrunk713 for working with us and giving us the opportunity to design these native gardens for the ‘Amelanchier Alleé’. We are honored to be involved. Can’t wait to see these gardens gro
aromatic aster explosion! 💥 💜💥 This spring, this poolside backdrop garden was all just boring turfgrass! So happy with this garden’s progress!
Some native meadow color 💜💛🤍 Not bad for October! 🍁🍂 featuring Baccharis halimifolia (Saltbush), Solidago rugosa (Wrinkleleaf Goldenrod), Schizachyrium scoparium (Little Bluestem), Symphyotrichum novae-angliae (New England Aster), and many more
I am honored to be speaking at Cornell Cooperative Extension’s Living Landscapes Conference. I will be speaking about merging aesthetics with best practices in ecological design. A day full of interesting deep dives by passionate professionals
Tiered Wall Gardens! We have designed with many plants that will cascade over the edges of the walls, creating hanging gardens. Along with those, a variety of heights will help to break up the visual weight of the thick brick retaining walls. Look
recent 🌊 views
fresh garden install on a sandy slope All natives, as usual 🌱💚💛
still at it through the heat! truck always full of plants, and some fresh ecological restoration installations! 💚🐝🌎🌻
new pollinator garden on the bluffs, 85 feet high above the beach! The more delicate plants away from the edge, and some wild aggressive natives at the crest to help stabilize the slope and retain the soil. Priceless view of the sound!
Got a lawn? STOP MOWING IT! •🌾✨ See what grows in, and then put a whole lotta plants right into it. Here’s our new wildlife Meadow. We are installing approximately 4,000 new flowering perennials & native showy grasses (along with som
Roundleaf Ragwort (Packera obovata), in the height of its show now. From our new gardens at the Mattituck Laurel Historical Society! Roundleaf Ragwort is a host plant and important food source for the Northern Metalmark (Calephelis borealis), a but
our native wild hyacinth (Camassia scilloides) being a stunning, gorgeous, complex main character. Plant these bulbs in your gardens!
Daffodil ‘Erlicheer’ creamy, many-petaled love
Please visit the beautiful, curated @homeandearthshop in Woodbury, Connecticut! Stunning interior millwork and fabrication by the fabulous @thenewantiquity ! You will not regret making a stop here! They have coffee table books and resources on lands