Roger Cook, 'This Old House' Landscape Expert, Dies at 70
Beloved Home Renovation Show Contributor Remembered
Passing Leaves Industry and Fans Mourning
The home renovation community is mourning the loss of Roger Cook, a beloved landscape contractor who graced the screens of PBS viewers for decades on the long-running series "This Old House."
Cook passed away on August 21 at the age of 70, leaving behind a legacy of horticultural expertise and a void in the hearts of his colleagues and fans.
A Master of his Craft
Cook's passion for landscaping was evident in every project he undertook. His ability to transform outdoor spaces into functional and beautiful oases was unparalleled.
From intricate garden designs to sustainable landscaping practices, Cook shared his knowledge and skills with viewers across the country, inspiring countless homeowners to create their own stunning landscapes.
A Legacy of Inspiration
Cook's contributions to "This Old House" extended beyond the television screen. He authored several books and articles on landscaping, sharing his expertise with a wider audience.
His commitment to education and mentorship left a lasting impact on the industry, inspiring young professionals to pursue careers in horticulture.
A Fond Farewell
The "This Old House" team expressed their grief in a statement: "With tremendous sadness, we bid farewell to our friend and longtime landscape contractor, Roger Cook."
"His passion for creating beautiful outdoor spaces was evident in every project he touched. He will be deeply missed by all who knew him.
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