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Alan Titchmarsh shows organisations how green spaces support wellbeing and community. A gardening speaker and broadcaster for more than 40 years, he presents ITV's Love Your Weekend, has written more than 70 books, and was made CBE in 2025.

Alan Titchmarsh
Alan Titchmarsh

Alan Titchmarsh

London, United Kingdom

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  • Presenter of ITV's Love Your Weekend
  • Author of more than 70 books
  • Former Gardeners' World and Ground Force host

Alan Titchmarsh is Britain's best-known gardener and broadcaster, currently presenting ITV's Love Your Weekend and Alan Titchmarsh's Gardening Club. He speaks on gardening, green spaces, and the link between nature and wellbeing, bringing four decades of broadcasting to corporate and public audiences.


Alan made his name presenting BBC Gardeners' World and Ground Force, which famously made over Nelson Mandela's garden in 1999. He has written more than 70 books, from practical gardening guides to bestselling novels, and was made CBE in the 2025 New Year Honours.


Alan turns horticultural know-how into practical guidance anyone can follow, whatever the size of their space. For organisations investing in workplace wellbeing, sustainability, or community projects, he explains how green spaces improve mood and connection, what makes a planting scheme last, and how small, well-planned changes to outdoor areas make a visible difference to the people who use them.


Audiences leave with practical ideas for creating greener spaces at work and at home, a clearer understanding of how time outdoors supports mental health, and stories from a career spent on British television, from the Mandela garden to the nation's back gardens.


For awards dinners, wellbeing events, and conferences that need a familiar face with real expertise, Alan brings well-told stories and four decades of horticultural credibility.

Why we recommend booking Alan

Alan Titchmarsh pairs more than 40 years on British television with a body of work spanning more than 70 books, from gardening guides to novels. That breadth makes him equally suited to a wellbeing keynote, an awards dinner, or a sustainability event where audiences want expertise they already trust.

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What is Alan Titchmarsh's speaking style like?

Alan Titchmarsh grounds his talks in stories from four decades of television, including the Ground Force makeover of Nelson Mandela's garden, and turns them into practical gardening advice audiences can use.

What topics does Alan Titchmarsh focus on?

Alan Titchmarsh speaks on gardening and green spaces, workplace wellbeing and mental health, and sustainability. He presents ITV's Love Your Weekend, has written more than 70 books, and is a former presenter of Gardeners' World and Ground Force.

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