At The Granary, we’re redefining what community landscapes can be. Instead of manicured lawns, we are restoring the original native meadows and wildflowers — a choice that honors our heritage, protects local ecosystems, and connects residents to the natural beauty that defines Delaware’s coastal farmland.
Our wildflower meadows are a living expression of creativity, craftsmanship, and community, where nature and people thrive together. By choosing meadows over traditional mowed lawns, we’re not just shaping the land — we’re cultivating a legacy.
Honoring the Land’s Story
The land The Granary is located on was once a part of the region’s rich agricultural history. By restoring these open spaces as native wildflower meadows, we’re celebrating the heritage and carrying forward a tradition rooted in working with nature. It’s a landscape with memory — one that bridges past and present.
Sustainable Landscaping in Action
Choosing meadows over the typical green lawns is also a choice for the planet. Our native plants are specifically suited to Delaware’s soil and climate, meaning they thrive with minimal water, fertilizer, or maintenance.
These meadows provide vital habitats for pollinators like bees, butterflies, and birds, helping local ecosystems flourish. They also reduce the need for chemicals and mowing, cutting emissions and creating a more eco-friendly landscape.
At The Granary, sustainability isn’t just a feature — it’s a foundation. By integrating ecological design into every detail, we’re building a neighborhood that gives back to the land it’s built on.
Discover a New Way of Living at The Granary
From native meadows to locally inspired design, The Granary in Milton, Delaware celebrates a modern approach to community living — one deeply rooted in sustainability, nature, and connection.