Landscape News is BALI's official member magazine, filled with great stories about member projects, helpful business advice, and thought-provoking opinion, along with news and events updates from the UK's biggest trade association for the landscape industries.
Check out our past issues here:
Spring 2026:
In this issue:
- Court is in session - Three decades behind the scenes with the "King of Chelsea", Mark Gregory
- Is your brand working hard enough for you? - Expert advice on knowing when your brand needs a refresh and how to do it
- From natural to nourishing - A look at the domestic design trends set to shape 2026
- Smiley, happy people - Why a people first philosophy can solve the industry's ills
If you've got a story you want to share with our readers, email your ideas to our editor at landscapenews@bali.org.uk
Winter 2025:
In this issue:
- Isn't that Grand? - An exclusive interview with the BALI Awards Grand Award winner 2025, The Outdoor Room
- It's only natural: the rise of natural pools in UK garden landscapes - Ellicar invites us into this eco-friendly world of harmony with the environment
- Shout about it - Our social media guru reveals the top tips and tricks for a successful social media strategy
- Under the surface - Tim O'Hare Associates examine the importance of soil choice in landscaping
Autumn 2025:
In this issue:
- Inside the mind of a BALI awards judge - Chair of the judging panel, John Melmoe, reveals the secrets to a successful awards entry
- Weathering the storm - In a cautious market, designer Adam Vetere shares how creativity and personalisation can help you to thrive
- Pitch perfect - North Hort's Gareth Jones lifts the lid on finding success with celebrity clients
- First impressions - How to make the most of probationary periods and set your employees up for success
Summer 2025:
In this issue:
- Unhappy clients: what can you do when a dispute arises? - Discover how BALI's impartial ombudsman can help resolve client disputes
- Going for gold - We relive five glorious days at Chelsea and how BALI members bagged a mammoth medal haul
- From eye to bee - Garden designer Jamie Langlands explores how and why you should embrace our natural landscape in your designs
- A call to arms - How ex-military personnel can offer a wealth of transferable skills to landscaping