We are tremendously pleased to be the principal award winner at the @baliwards for the best ‘Exterior living wall installation’ at 15 Grosvenor Square. Architects: @LeesAssociates BW Team: Meg Calow @stuartwallace4483 John Wyer #BALIAwards2022 #landscapingexcellence #Awards

We are tremendously pleased to have won the award for the best ‘Commercial roof garden or podium landscaping under £500K’ for 78 St James Street in London. Client: BentallGreenOak BW Team: Meg Calow @stuartwallace4483 John Wyer Architects: Squire & Partners 📷: Paul Upward Photography

Ephemeral Beauty of the Natural World: Hoarfrost at Forder’s Field, Pitstone (near Bowles & Wyer offices today).

The latest in John Wyer's blog series on A-Z history of horticulture and design is out - H is for Hanging gardens. John explores the history of hanging gardens from Babylon to present-day London... bit.ly/3WGntrh. #Gardens #gardendesign #landscape #landscape design

HNY to all of you! It's a new year, a new day, and it's back to work after a break to recharge! We're looking forward to 2023: here's to #collaboration, inspired design and great #teamwork! #landscape #landscapedesign #chooselandscape #gardendesign #landscapers #garden

Looking towards sunnier times... Over the next week or so, we're posting pictures of ponds and water features completed over the last few years. To start, here are a couple of shots of a wildlife pond we made in a Berkshire garden a few years ago. #Ponds #landscape #gardendesign

Another pond - in John's garden. A naturally regulated water swimming pond, 15mx8m, with a 5m wide swimming tank 2.9m deep. The construction story is in our blog - search 'bigger splash'. We gather John swims in it all through the summer. A bit cold at the moment John Wyer?

Memories of Cornwall Chelsea Flower Show 2011 Designer:Tom Hoblyn The inspiration for the water feature – one of the most memorable ever at Chelsea – came from looking at the patterns water makes flowing across a sandy beach. The garden was awarded a Silver Gilt medal🥈

Another one of our favorite designs by Tom Hoblyn and built by us here at Bowles and Wyer. ‘The Call’ by sculptor Rick Kirby was installed into the water feature to give the impression of it floating on the water’s surface.

Wimbledon This water route creates a tranquil and still environment while defining the landscape with its formal, narrow, crisp, clean edges.

This feature is shaped like a giant petri dish with overflowing infinity edges; it’s made from a single piece of acrylic and acts as a skylight for a spiral staircase in the basement below. 📷: Paul Upward Photography Designer: Andy Ewing

Outdoor landscape lighting can transform your space. You can see how the brightening of steps and seating areas, as well as the planting, can create a warm and beautiful oasis of light, inviting you to explore the space. #lighting #landscape #gardendesign #design #bowleswyer

Chelsea Flower Show 2011. Water is always a prime candidate for lighting, whether it is moving or still. Planning Lighting in advance of construction can be tricky, but the beautiful streams that are illuminated make it worthwhile.

Eaton Square, London. This a perfect example of how lighting can change the atmosphere and mood of a space. At Eaton Square, we can see how warm, soft lighting creates a cozy, intimate atmosphere, making it feel more inviting, comfortable, and even magical.

Spokane, Washington. Spokane's soft morning natural lights create a peaceful and serene environment, while the warm glow of the sunsets can evoke a romantic or contemplative mood. #Lighting #Grass #Bowleswyer #Landscape #Sunlight

HortAcademy would like to say a big thank you to Steve McCurdy & team Majestic Trees for hosting a fantastic CPD session for Jeff Stephenson & staff.

Today, John Wyer and dan riddleston will be cycling 105km to raise money for Westminster Wheels and others as part of the social strategy for 105VS. WW is a brilliant cause. Can you spare a few quid? crowdfunder.co.uk/p/105-vs-105km… #105VictoriaStreet #findalternative

Huge congratulations to Anca-Elena Panait, head of studio Bowles & Wyer, on passing stage one of the SGLD accreditation process. Find out more at bowleswyer.co.uk and ancapanaitstudio.com Photo by Paul Upward Photography