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Piet Oudolf-style gardens are cut back in March, rather than autumn, to preserve the structural beauty of seed heads and grasses, which provide winter interest and food for birds. The dried plants are cut down just above the ground, using a "chop and drop" method to create mulch, allowing the garden to regenerate for the new season. For small beds 10 × 10. Larger areas will be custom-priced.
Piet Oudolf-style gardens are cut back in March, rather than autumn, to preserve the structural beauty of seed heads and grasses, which provide winter interest and food for birds. The dried plants are cut down just above the ground, using a "chop and drop" method to create mulch, allowing the garden to regenerate for the new season. For small beds 10 × 10. Larger areas will be custom-priced.