Wolf Tree Landscape Architecture

08/22/2026

August

07/30/2026

We love watching the Party Barn plantings evolve and establish — almost two months in, and the garden is already finding its rhythm. ✨

07/29/2026

Our Meadow in the Borough project
(& our happy puppy puppy at Barn Island ☺️)

07/15/2026

Before & After: Hamburg Cove, Lyme CT

07/09/2026

The Party Barn
One month after completion, and 2.5” of rain

06/02/2026

05/03/2026

Formally introducing — Wolf Tree Landscape Architecture’s sister brand & garden lab.

Set within a New England homestead, B1787 is our space to explore the garden at a finer scale — growing, studying, and working directly with the plants that inform and shape Wolf Tree’s designs.

We’ll soon be kicking off our 2026 bouquet offerings, harvested and arranged in real time. Our bouquets are guided by the rhythms of the garden rather than a fixed palette. The result is a rotating offering of loose, textural bouquets that reflect the exact moment they’re gathered. We harvest what’s thriving in real time and never import stems. What you receive is a direct reflection of what the garden is discovering.

We’ve planned out our 2026 Garden Index with intention — trialing new varieties, refining old favorites. Some are proven performers. Others are experiments in progress. Not everything makes the list.

Our website is launching soon — bouquets will be available to purchase there, as well as in person at Wolf Tree headquarters in Essex Village, CT. Stay tuned. The garden is beginning to stir, and the lab is wide awake.

04/18/2026

Run the circle, race the grasses— a meadow made for getting lost (and found). 🌱

04/17/2026

In progress 💫

04/12/2026

Layered stone, softened edges, and a planting palette that moves with the breeze