Roger Cook, Star of 'This Old House,' Dies
Landscape Expert and Fan Favorite Succumbs to Extended Illness at 70
With heavy hearts, the team at This Old House mourns the passing of beloved landscape contractor and star Roger Cook. Cook, who graced our screens for decades, passed away on August 21st, leaving behind a legacy of horticultural expertise and unwavering dedication to homeowners.
A Lifetime of Greenery
Born and raised in Connecticut, Cook's passion for gardening blossomed at a young age. He honed his craft at the University of Massachusetts Amherst before embarking on a successful career in landscape design and contracting.
Cook's rise to fame came in 1981 when he joined the cast of This Old House. For over 40 years, he shared his knowledge and enthusiasm with viewers, transforming countless yards and gardens into spaces of beauty and functionality.
Remembering Roger Cook
Cook's legacy extends far beyond his television appearances. He was a respected author, speaker, and advocate for sustainable landscaping practices. His passion for horticulture inspired generations of homeowners to embrace the joy of gardening.
Beyond his professional accomplishments, Cook will be remembered for his unwavering kindness and infectious spirit. He had a gift for connecting with people from all walks of life, leaving a lasting impression on everyone he met.
The This Old House family, his friends, and fans around the world will deeply miss Roger Cook. His legacy will live on through the countless lives he touched and the gardens he helped create.
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