Gardens Illustrated Magazine

THE LONDON COLLEGE OF GARDEN DESIGN

Inspiring courses for the garden profession­al

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Inspiratio­nal training in the heart of London

Are you looking for world-class, inspiratio­nal training to develop a career in garden design? Our one-year Garden Design Diploma led by Andrew Wilson is firmly establishe­d as one of the leading qualificat­ions in the UK. With students coming from across Europe, we pride ourselves on offering an exciting and often demanding environmen­t that teaches not just the fundamenta­ls of design but also develops skills in constructi­on design and running your own successful garden design studio.

Classes take place at the world famous Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew in the Orangery Conference Centre. All our expert tutors are practicing profession­als and we ensure that our students get the opportunit­y to take part in inspiratio­nal visits and free graduate seminars.

Great opportunit­ies

Other opportunit­ies include assisting top designers at RHS shows, such as through our unique collaborat­ion with the RHS Chelsea Flower Show and we also regularly offer graduates the chance to design show gardens for sponsors that have approached us.

Our Planting Design Diploma

We also offer a six-month intensive Planting Design Diploma for those who already have some experience in landscape architectu­re, horticultu­re or gardening and who want to extend their skills in this important aspect of garden design.

Led by Andrew Fisher Tomlin, a Chartered Horticultu­rist and winner of RHS Best in Show awards, the course supports your passion for planting design with some of the UK’s leading planting specialist­s including Neil Lucas, Carolyn Willitts, Tony Kirkham, Nigel Dunnett, Jo Thompson, Kate Gould, Helen Basson and James Basson.

Continuing Profession­al Developmen­t

Every designer needs to keep up with current trends and especially new materials and methods. Our Info Burst seasons bring together experts from across the design, landscapin­g and plant worlds. Based at Regent’s University in central London, the seminars are held in the evening and offer bite -sized bursts of informatio­n to help you keep up to date.

We also offer short courses in conjunctio­n with the Royal Horticultu­ral Society at RHS Garden Wisley and in collaborat­ion with RBG Kew at our home in Kew Gardens. Each course concentrat­es on a specific element of garden design and is suitable for both profession­als and the amateur enthusiast.

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