About David Sanders
David Sanders has been involved in gardening for over 30 years. He has a B.S. in Environmental Management from the University of Wisconsin, Madison and has continued his education developing his design and horticultural skills throughout the years.
David has studied interior design at Parsons School of Design and Photography at the School of Visual Arts, both in Manhattan. At the New York Botanical Gardens David has participated in the Landscape Design Certificate Program and is currently completing requirements for Certificates in both Horticulture and Gardening.
Prior to landscaping other people’s gardens, David has spent many years in the natural and organic products industry guiding both fledgling manufacturers as well as established ones with tactical and strategic market information to help develop their business and understand their competitive marketplace.
David has developed his own 2-acre landscape in Wilton over the last 15 years with numerous perennial gardens, evergreen and white birch groves and water features including a 2000-gallon pond and 50-foot meandering stream that leads to a series of cascading waterfalls.
David’s garden designs provide habitat, seeds, and berries that invites in many native birds including hummingbirds, several species of butterflies, and dragonflies that provide a stimulating and satisfying complement to a bustling garden.