Toby Musgrave
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Toby's Resume

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Education
  • B.Sc. in Horticulture
  • Ph.D. in Garden History (thesis: Innovation and the Evolution of the British Garden, 1919-39).

Author & Photographer
  • Paradise Gardens (2015), Heritage Fruits & Vegetables (2012), The Head Gardeners (2007), Fra Vildnis til Paradis (2007), The Seven Deadly Sins of Gardening (2006), Cottage Gardens (2004), Courtyard Gardens (2000), Empire of Plants (2000), The Plant Hunters (1998).
  • Major contributor to: The Gardener's Garden (Consultant Editor), The Contemporary Garden (2009), The English Garden (2008), 1001 Gardens to Visit Before you Die (2007), The Garden Book (2000).
  • Author of the horticultural content for the Educational Television Award-winning and BAFTA-nominated How to be a Gardener website (BBC, 2001).   
  • Author of over 100 articles published in diverse British and Danish periodicals and 500 newspaper articles in Britain and Denmark.
  • Many articles and his book Fra Vildnis are illustrated with Toby’s photographs

On Camera & Radio
  • Presenter on The Great Garden Guide (HTV), Lost Gardens (C4) and garden designer on Better Gardens (ITV). 
  • Devised and Presented the DVD Your First Garden and video content for the new Sneeboer website.
  • Conceived and major contributor to Radio 4’s The British Garden.

Consultancy
  • Horticultural Consultant for the award-winning BBC landmark series, How to be a Gardener
  • Consultant Garden Historian to the award-winning televisions series Royal Gardens (BBC) and The 20th Century Garden (C4.)
  • Consultant Garden Historian at the Lost Grdens of Heligan.  Researched garden history, developed restoration policy and replanting plans.

Lecturer
  • Faculty Lecturer at the Danish Institute for Study Abroad.
  • Invited lecturer to a wide range of audience including the Royal Horticultural Society, Universities of Oxford and Bristol. 
  • Devised and tutored The History of the British Garden, a week-long summer school for Oxford University Department of Continuing Education (1994-2003).
  • Guest lecturer for Botanica and aboard expedition (Noble Caledonia and Silversea) and destination (Saga, Fred Olsen and Page & Moy) cruise ships.  Destinations worldwide.