Wyer & Co. | Mosman Grounds

This home pays homage to a bygone era, a collection of outdoor spaces demarcated by a grand and comprehensive plant palette. Taking cues from the architecture and era of the build, Sydney landscape design practice, Wyer & Co. proposed a lush botanical garden filled with textural low- and mid-level plantings.
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Mosman Grounds
Mosman Grounds — An established and tightly maintained hedge surrounds this elegant pool while abundant hydrangeas spill over the perimeter and curved buxus balls provide visual reprieve.⁠
Mosman Grounds
Mosman Grounds — At the entrance to this heritage garden in Sydney’s Mosman, a delicate canopy of Betula Nigra or ‘Tropical Birch’ casts dappled light upon a combination of low- and mid-level plantings. Our Founder, Anthony Wyer designed this new side entrance with a custom decorative gate to match the era of the home.⁠
Mosman Grounds
Mosman Grounds — At the entrance to this heritage garden in Sydney’s Mosman, a delicate canopy of Betula Nigra or ‘Tropical Birch’ casts dappled light upon a combination of low- and mid-level plantings. Our Founder, Anthony Wyer designed this new side entrance with a custom decorative gate to match the era of the home.⁠
Mosman Grounds
Mosman Grounds — At the entrance to this heritage garden in Sydney’s Mosman, a delicate canopy of Betula Nigra or ‘Tropical Birch’ casts dappled light upon a combination of low- and mid-level plantings. Our Founder, Anthony Wyer designed this new side entrance with a custom decorative gate to match the era of the home.⁠
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Mosman Grounds
Mosman Grounds — Interesting, textural low and mid-level plantings bring layers of softness to this Sydney garden, which pays homage to a bygone era.
Mosman Grounds
Mosman Grounds — White painted timber gate with square glass feature and contrasting timber detail. Sandstone paving and steppers planted with viola hederacea.
Mosman Grounds
Mosman Grounds — At the entrance to this heritage garden in Sydney’s Mosman, a delicate canopy of Tropical Birch casts dappled light upon a combination of low- and mid-level plantings.“This distinguished garden is an element of its age and history. Similar to a botanical garden, it has been borrowed, developed, and passed on through the generations.” our Founder, Anthony Wyer says.⁠
Mosman Grounds
Mosman Grounds — An established and tightly maintained hedge surrounds this elegant pool while abundant hydrangeas spill over the perimeter and curved buxus balls provide visual reprieve.⁠ Discover more on this project via https://www.wyerandco.com.au/project/mosman-grounds
Mosman Grounds
Mosman Grounds — A canopy of Tropical Birch (Betula Nigra) casts dappled light onto the Sapthiphyllum (Peace Lily). There is something so special about the striking Spathiphyllum (Peace Lily). In some cases, with devoted care and attention, they can grow up to 6m tall, making them perfect additions to the plant palette to add a dimensional quality to mid-level plantings. Associated with peace and quiet, making them appropriate plants for those looking to bring a sense of calm into their garden.
This may contain: two large planters on the side of a building with columns and plants in them
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Mosman Grounds
Mosman Grounds — this home pays homage to a bygone era, a col­lec­tion of out­door spaces demar­cat­ed by a grand and compre­hen­sive plant palette. Tak­ing cues from the archi­tec­ture and era of the build our team pro­posed a lush botan­i­cal gar­den filled with tex­tur­al low-and mid-lev­el plant­i­ngs while an over­haul of the garden’s underplant­i­ng pro­vid­ed oppor­tu­ni­ty for the client to make their mark on the her­itage home. A key focus was to give each zone of the 1,412 sq m land­scape a sense of pur­pose, be that by cre­at­ing a bet­ter-defined entrance, a more enclosed pool area or a modernised enter­tain­ing zone.
Mosman Grounds
Mosman Grounds — “No matter what kind of space you have available, there are so many benefits to having shade trees in your garden, and you can be rest assured there are plenty of options out there to suit your specific needs.“ Thank you @houseandgarden for highlighting our Mosman Grounds project for your five favourite fast-growing shade trees for Australian gardens feature. Discover more via https://www.wyerandco.com.au/project/mosman-grounds
Interesting, textural low- and mid-level plantings bring layers of softness to this Sydney garden.
Interesting, textural low- and mid-level plantings bring layers of softness to this Sydney garden. Photography by Nicholas Watt.
A row of white-flowering French hydrangea sits in clear view of the kitchen and living room.
A row of white-flowering French hydrangea sits in clear view of the kitchen and living room. Photography by Nicholas Watt.
Weeping lilly pilly around the pool was existing, but Anthony added more plants to make it dense.
Weeping lilly pilly around the pool was existing, but Anthony added more plants to make it dense. Photography by Nicholas Watt.