TV gardener Mark Lane boldly goes into a diverse and futuristic gardening universe
This week's HortWeek Podcast guest, TV presenter and garden designer Mark Lane, started gardening young although he initially studied art history and worked in publishing for RIBA and Thames & Hudson.
After a car crash in 2000, a horticultural therapist and his husband suggested a new horticulture career as a designer and in the media.
His new book, The Future of Gardens, published this May, is part of a series of imaginative future visions on a wide range of subjects, written by experts, academics, journalists and leading pop-culture figures. For his installment, Mark takes a "positive look…
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