September Is When Hamptons Estate Gardens Do Their Real Work
Across the East End's grand properties, early autumn is not treated as a wind-down but as one of the year's most important stretches for keeping grounds in top form. Veranda's reporting makes the case plainly: it is not yet time to put away the gardening gloves. For the gardeners and grounds crews who maintain the lawns and borders that frame a Hamptons estate, September chores are part of what keeps a property looking its best long after the summer season has emptied out. The discipline is quiet and unglamorous, but it is exactly the kind of upkeep that separates a well-kept estate from one merely occupied.
With reporting from Veranda.

