Green-fingered solicitors at Shropshire firm Lanyon Bowdler are celebrating this month after winning the Mike Hough memorial trophy for the best outdoor garden, as well as a gold medal from the Shropshire Horticultural Society. Clients and staff all got stuck in to create the garden, from a plan produced by garden designer Mike Russell. It includes a metal sculpture of a head made of old Land Rover parts and 12 large painted artboards, as well as courgette, cabbage and broccoli plants. The garden was created to support and represent the work of local charity Headway Shropshire, and staff from the charity also contributed to its creation. Clearly Lanyon Bowdler lawyers now have no excuse for not eating their greens.
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