Naturalized Meadow | Landscape Creations

Restored barn framed by native meadow grasses and perennials in Waccabuc, New York; naturalized planting preserves the site's agrarian character while supporting habitat.

Grass-center drive winds through the naturalized meadow in Waccabuc, New York; precise grading and catch-basin drainage route runoff to a retention pond while preserving the rural approach.

Trimmed fescue lawn transitions from the modern farmhouse to native meadow in Waccabuc, New York, creating a maintained edge between active-use lawn and habitat planting.

Managed lawn and layered native planting meet beside the modern farmhouse in Waccabuc, New York; the transition creates a usable residential edge while limiting continuous mown turf.

Expansive native meadow surrounds the farmhouse on a parcel under three acres in Waccabuc, New York; site shaping and meadow planting create long views, habitat and a greater sense of space.

Swimming pool sited beside the restored barn in Waccabuc, New York, framed by lawn, hedges and naturalized planting; integrated landscape layers connect recreation areas to the site's agrarian setting.

Naturalized meadow of native grasses and wildflowers wraps the modern farmhouse in Waccabuc, New York; the mature planting softens the architecture and supports habitat across the property.

Restored barn framed by lawn, clipped hedges and naturalized planting in Waccabuc, New York; structured edges transition the historic farm element into the broader meadow landscape.

Modern farmhouse surrounded by a naturalized meadow in Waccabuc, New York; a rare native seed mix replaces continuous lawn with seasonal habitat and a more expansive landscape.

Naturalized meadow and layered planting frame the modern farmhouse in Waccabuc, New York; site contouring and planting create open view corridors while restoring vegetation to the once-bare parcel.

Native meadow grasses and perennials wrap the modern farmhouse in Waccabuc, New York; specialized planting creates seasonal texture and wildlife habitat close to the home.

Split-rail fence follows the edge of the naturalized meadow in Waccabuc, New York, reinforcing the property's agrarian character while defining the boundary with minimal visual interruption.

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Location:

Waccabuc, NY

Project Partners:

Landscape Architect: STIMSON Meadow Consultant: Larry Weaner Landscape Associates Photography: Rob Cardillo

Distinctions:

2021 National Association of Landscape Professionals, Silver Award

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