Bunny's Biography

Bunny Guinness is a weekly gardening columnist for the Sunday Telegraph and is a regular panelist on BBC Radio 4’s Gardeners’ Question Time. She is a chartered landscape architect and, when not writing or presenting, spends the majority of her time designing for private and commercial projects, with work ranging from tiny city gardens to golf courses.

She began her career as a landscape architect after gaining a BSc in Horticulture at Reading University and studying Landscape Architecture at Birmingham Polytechnic (now the Birmingham City University).

Since setting up her own practice in 1986, Bunny has gained recognition as a talented designer, winning six gold medals at the Chelsea Flower Show.

Bunny has published a number of books including ‘Family Gardens’, ‘Garden Transformations’ and ‘Garden Workshop’ and has also joint authored several titles with the Gardeners’ Question Time panel. Her new book, ‘Gardening Your Way to Health and Fitness’, co-authored with physiotherapist Jackie Knox came out in April 2008.

She has had gardens featured on a number of television programmes, including her own series, ‘Guinness in the Garden’.