Show Notes
Jack Dunckley is one of the hottest garden design talents in the UK. He has a won over 20 prestigious awards for his achievements including 10 RHS medals at shows including RHS Chelsea Flower Show. Notably, he is the youngest medal winner for a show garden at Chelsea to date. I first came across Jack at Chelsea in 2016, at the time and to his credit it was the day before judging and understandably and logically, we never got around to that interview. Three year later and alongside Andrew Fisher Tomlin of London College of Garden Design, Peter Donegan chats with Jack about all things garden design and his career to date. Of note, The Telegraph listed his ’Juxtaposition’ garden in their top ten 2013 Chelsea show gardens and 60,000 visitors walked through his ‘Just Retirement’ garden at the 2014 RHS Hampton Court Palace Flower Show. The Guardian listed his ‘Bermuda Triangle' garden in the top three highlights of the 2017 Chelsea Flower Show. The Sodshow is available every Friday in iTunes, spotify all good podcast stores and www.sodshow.com Further info: web: www.jackdunckley.com twitter: @jackdunckley fb: jackdunckleyuk Insta: jackdunckleyltd Much thanks for listening X Twitter: @sodshow facebook: The Sodshow instagram: sodshow
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