Cutting gardens and seasonal color
A garden planned for the vase as much as the view, with something ready to cut every single week of the season.
The beds are planted in succession: peonies and tulips in spring, roses into summer, then dahlias, zinnias and cosmos until the first frost.
A cutting garden can double as the view from the kitchen window, sit in raised beds by the back door, or hide behind a hedge as a working garden of its own.
Once it is in, our crew keeps it weeded, staked and fed, so all you do is cut.
Key Benefits
Flowers every week
Planned in succession, spring to frost.
Seasonal color
Beds and containers refreshed four times a year.
Cut-and-come-again
Varieties chosen for the vase.
What's included
Succession planting
Something to cut every week, spring to frost.
Dahlias and roses
Varieties chosen for the vase.
Seasonal containers
Refreshed four times a year.
Bed care
Weeding, deadheading and feeding on a schedule.
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