About Rupert Bannister
I have trained & worked with some of the leading gardens and horticultural institutions in the UK and overseas. Having travelled and worked in inspirational locations from the wilderness of Scotland and New Zealand to the gardens of Cornwall and Japan I bring elements from each into my horticultural and education work. Combining passions of plants, gardens and people I currently work as a freelance horticulturalist and horticultural educator based in East Devon where I live with my wife and eleven year old son.
Please feel free to contact me regarding any horticultural or education subjects. I look forward to hearing from you,
Rupert Bannister
Education
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Overseas lecturer at Horticultural Academy in Japan
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Established degree programmes at the Eden Project
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Founder of Growing Devon Schools Partnership
Connecting people to plants and the natural environment is where my passion and expertise lie. The principles of experiential learning are at the centre of my education work.
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Horticulture
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Thirty years in public & private gardens.
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Projects in Australia & New Zealand.
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Member of the Chartered Institute of Horticulture.
Working with customers to maintain and develop landscapes and gardens ensuring that spaces are used to maximise potential for entertainment, play or relaxation.
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Horticulture & garden services in East Devon
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Plant & gardens management & development: Ongoing or one off projects
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Consultancy & advice: domestic or commercial landscape and garden work
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Tree & shrub pruning: all aspects of renovation and re-shaping
Contact: rupertgbannister@gmail.com | 07812025604
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Please feel free to contact me regarding horticultural or education work.