Piet Oudolf

But that, just that style where everything's crammed in.

It's not necessarily like a, you know, like a Piet Oudolf new perennial landscape where I always think they're, they're beautiful, but quite designed in terms of the planting and where the plants go and they're in their swathes.

Whereas a lot of the planting in the gardens in the book is just people just throwing plants in because they love them.

Like the kind of gardening that I think a lot of people just end up doing if you go down to the garden center and you buy something on impulse, and then you just shove it into a gap.

Yes.

"Inspired by the gardens of Piet Oudolf and Beth Chatto, the owner has spent the last 10 years creating a beautiful tapestry of color in his garden in Westley Waterless.

Using contemporary design principles and with wildlife in mind, the garden has year-round interest, including drought-tolerant prairie-style borders, pond, topiary, herb garden, fruit trees, greenhouse, and raised vegetable beds."

Sounds very cool to me.