New Perennial movement

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The New Perennial movement is a contemporary naturalistic planting style in garden and landscape design that emphasizes perennial plants arranged in ecologically inspired, meadow-like compositions, popularized by Dutch designer Piet Oudolf.

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New Perennial movement canonical 7
New Perennial style 1

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instanceOf garden design movement
landscape design approach
planting style
associatedDesigner Piet Oudolf
associatedPublication Planting: A New Perspective
associatedPublicationAuthor Noel Kingsbury
Piet Oudolf
associatedWork High Line in New York City
linked to: High Line

Lurie Garden in Chicago
linked to: Lurie Garden

Millennium Garden at Pensthorpe
becameProminentInDecade 1990s
designGoal biodiversity support
ecologically inspired planting
low-maintenance planting
meadow-like compositions
naturalistic appearance
designPrinciple drifts and blocks of plants
layered planting
matrix planting
use of robust species
year-round visual interest
emphasizesPlantTrait ecological resilience
seasonal interest
structure
winter structure
emphasizesPlantType long-lived perennials
ornamental grasses
perennial plants
focusesOn plant communities rather than individual specimens
hasAlternativeName New Perennial planting
New Perennials
hasKeyProponent Henk Gerritsen
Mien Ruys
Noel Kingsbury
Piet Oudolf
influencedBy meadow ecology
naturalistic planting design
prairie-style planting
maintenanceApproach annual cutting back of dead stems
reduced soil disturbance
originatedInCountry Netherlands
relatedConcept ecological planting design
meadow planting
naturalistic planting
prairie planting
timePeriod late 20th century
typicalContext landscape parks
private gardens
public gardens
urban parks

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Piet Oudolf movement New Perennial movement
Scampston Hall Walled Garden associatedWith New Perennial movement
The Oudolf Field at Hauser & Wirth Somerset style New Perennial movement
Vlinderhof, Máximapark, Utrecht hasDesignStyle New Perennial movement
Meadow garden at the Serpentine Gallery, London plantingStyle New Perennial style
linked to: New Perennial movement
Designing with Plants associatedWith New Perennial movement