Having designed gardens for 20 years, Lynne Marcus was appointed the chair of the Society of Garden Designers in 2006. Marcus tells the HortWeek podcast about how she has had to adapt the way she designs gardens to adapt to the effects of climate change. She also touches upon how clients are responding, advising on how to lead them to make sustainable choices. As well as some of her favourite design choices, Marcus reveals her least favourite – artificial grass – and why she believes it needs to be banned. Marcus also outlines the SGD’s upcoming symposium which will address the deepening climate crisis and explore the positive impact garden and landscape design can have on the environment. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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