Bunny Guinness "It is always great meeting new and different audiences, you find out their current concerns and problems, what they find difficult and hopefully help them to find workable solutions.
I find giving talks really helps me articulate why I approach things the way I do. So many people think that a garden design is dreamt up out of thin air, but the best designs are arrived at as a result of a logical thought process while solving problems, maximising great aspects or situations to create really attractive useable spaces. Once people realise how to go about it and how to source more out of the way elements it helps them get a whole lot more out of their plot."

Transforming Your Garden
Family gardens
Making a Garden for Chelsea

Bunny Guinness After completing an honours degree in horticulture from Reading University, Bunny qualified as a Landscape Architect at the University of Central England.

She went on to work as a Landscape Architect in public and private practice, before setting up on her own in 1986. She works on a wide range of projects, from private gardens to large commercial schemes for international plcs.

Bunny has worked in many parts of the world, including Europe and Asia, on many projects from landscaping mansions for pop stars to end of terrace council estate gardens for more down to earth clients. She has won six gold medals at Chelsea Flower Show and is now a judge for the RHS.