Certified Wildlife Habitat

Larchmont, NY

Green Jay Landscape Design created a phased Landscape Development Master Plan to incorporate more designed habitat.

We designed and constructed a natural swimming pond and waterfall, purified by an adjacent bog garden (that’s right, no chlorine!).

A mixed border garden for pollinators frames the rear yard. In the front yard, the lawn was removed and replaced with a layered shade planting.

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Front lawn removal & replacement with shrubs, perennials, and groundcover
Natural swimming pond provides drinking and bathing area for wildlife
Border gardens designed for sequential food sources for pollinators, birds
Certified Wildlife Habitat by the National Wildlife Fund

In the words of the client:

“This a truly “green” company, with intelligence and experience to create a spectacular landscape in an environmentally responsible way. Jay is an innovator and a creative genius who transformed our property into a haven of beauty, color and tranquility which is also a home for birds and pollinators like we have never experienced before.”

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