Chris Beardshaw
Horticulturist and gardening presenter
*Fees are a guide only. Exact cost will be dependent on requirements and are subject to change.
About Chris Beardshaw
A familiar face from BBC’s Gardeners’ World, Flying Gardener and numerous other television series, Chris combines media polish with serious horticultural credentials. He holds an MA in Landscape Architecture, has managed plant research and development for a major nursery, and is a Chelsea Flower Show Gold Medallist and People’s Choice Award winner.
Chris brings together science, sustainability and design in talks that are informative, inspiring and richly illustrated with real-world experience. Whether speaking on garden design, environmental responsibility or the power of green spaces, he leaves audiences both enlightened and energised.
To book Keynote Speaker Chris Beardshaw, contact The Speakers Agency on +44(0)1332 810481 or email enquiries@thespeakersagency.com
Chris’s talks are tailored to suit each audience, with themes including:
- The Art and Philosophy of Garden Design
- Lessons from Award-Winning Gardens
- Designing with Emotion and Ecology
- Sustainable Horticulture
Talks are delivered in person and supported with compelling visuals and design insights.
Virtual talks can be arranged on request.
Client Feedback
"A wonderfully entertaining talk, it was such fun - your final chapter on the stunning RHS garden, inspired by the Jekyll and Mawson designed formal and water garden, which you recreated at Chelsea was absolutely amazing and you had us all riveted to our seats. You really gave us all the most memorable celebration evening I know how much our members enjoyed meeting and talking to you."
Henton Gardening Club
"You have an amazing gift for bringing to life the subject of gardening. I don't know where the time went but the whole audience could have listened to your reminiscences and knowledgeable anecdotes for much longer than time allowed. Your enthusiasm and enjoyment in your chosen career is very evident and totally infectious."
Bishampton & District Gardening Club
