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This is a list of people noted for their contribution to gardening, either by working as gardeners or garden designers by occupation, or by commissioning famous gardens. It does not include the innumerable people who count gardening among their hobbies. == Notable gardeners == The following are or were gardeners or garden designers by occupation. The list includes garden designers and landscape gardeners, who are involved chiefly in the design of gardens rather than the practical aspects of horticulture. It also includes experts noted for their writing or broadcasting on the subject. * John Abercrombie, 18th-century Scottish horticulturalist and garden writer * Luis Barragán, 20th-century Mexican architect, planner of public gardens * Lancelot "Capability" Brown, English landscape architect * Beth Chatto (b. 1926), English creator of gardens at Elmstead Market that demonstrate gardening under extreme conditions * Carolus Clusius, pioneering botanist, 16th-century scientific horticulturist * Esther Dean, 20th-century Australian pioneer of "no-dig gardening" * Charlie Dimmock, English gardener and broadcaster * Andrew Jackson Downing, 19th-century American landscape designer * Helena Rutherfurd Ely, author of ''A Woman's Hardy Garden'' (1903), ''Another Hardy Garden Book'' (1905), ''The Practical Flower Garden'' (1911), owner of ''Meadowburn Farms'' * John Evelyn, 17th-century English diarist, scholar and gardener * Ian Hamilton Finlay, 20th-century Scottish artist and gardener * Margery Fish, 20th-century English gardener and garden writer * Bob Flowerdew, English organic gardener and broadcaster * Alys Fowler, British gardener and broadcaster. * Pippa Greenwood, British plant pathologist and broadcaster * C. Z. Guest, ''New York Post'' gardening columnist * Robert Hart, 20th-century British forest gardener * Gertrude Jekyll, 20th-century British garden designer * William Kent, 18th-century English landscape architect * Louisa Boyd Yeomans King, 20th-century American gardener and author * André Le Nôtre, 17th-century French landscape architect * Peter Joseph Lenné, 18th-century Prussian landscape architect * Christopher Lloyd, 20th-century English gardener and garden writer * John Beverley Nichols, 20th-century author of many gardening books * J.C.U. Niedermann, 19th-century Wisconsin professional gardener and legislator * Frederick Law Olmsted, 19th-century designer, father of American landscape architecture * Russell Page, 20th-century British landscape architect * Humphrey Repton, 18th-century English landscape designer * William Robinson, 20th-century Irish practical gardener and journalist, who prompted the English cottage garden movement * George Sinclair, 19th-century Scottish gardener * Geoffrey Smith, 20th-century English gardener and broadcaster * Theophrastus, 3rd-century BC philosopher, author of ''Enquiry into Plants'' and ''On the Causes of Plants'' * Percy Thrower, 20th-century British gardener and broadcaster * Alan Titchmarsh, 21st-century English gardener and broadcaster * John Tradescant the younger, 17th-century botanist and gardener * Edna Walling, 20th-century Australian garden designer, writer and photographer * Edith Wharton, 20th-century American writer and landscape architect * Albert Wilson, 20th-century American botanist, landscape architect, author and broadcaster 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「List of professional gardeners」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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