Installed in March, the garden’s three native grass trees have settled beautifully. After a very wet winter, their older outer foliage has begun to droop under the weight of moisture—a natural response as the plant adjusts to its new environment.
The vigorous new central growth is a clear sign of health and successful establishment. Now, five months on, light aesthetic pruning of the outer leaves can be done to restore the tidy, upright look often seen in nursery specimens. This helps maintain the sculptural form while supporting the tree’s ongoing growth.
