User:Rubyduttonroberts/Dr Richmond Dutton

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Dr Richmond Dutton (born Richmond Anthony Dutton; January 23, 1953,) is a notable Horticultural expert playing a key part in the development and sustainability of plant life in many parts of the world including Diego Garcia and the Seychelles. In the year of the Gulf war (1989), Richmond was asked by Green Peace to preserve the conservation of an island homed by Turtles. He has also contributed to many local community garden projects in Merseyside, England. Dr Richmond Dutton had a book published in (year?) called ' Land Reclamation in Cities'. He also runs a successful Militaria business (The Thin Read Line). Dr Richmond Dutton has appeared on Television for his specialist subjects; In (year?) Richmond's home garden appeared on the Channel 4 programme 'Garden Club' in which Richmond spoke about his profession, advice on keeping certain plants and showing his personal taste when it comes to flora and foliage. In 2012 Richmond appeared on the History Channel programme 'Mud Men' Richmond was asked to speak about (?)

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