EunYoung Sebazco is an award-winning, multi-cultural and multi-lingual, licensed landscape architect, who has managed and developed public, private, and commercial garden designs in Korea, Japan, and the United States. She is a Certified Horticulturist in the U.S. She graduated top of her class from the New York Botanical Garden’s School of Professional Horticulture, where she was awarded the 2006 Developing Horticulture Skills Achievement. Sebazco was also awarded The Perennial Plant Association Landscape Design Award, 2007. She earned a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture, Tokyo Agriculture University, Japan as well as a Bachelor of Landscape Architecture from ShinGu University in Korea.

Presently, Mrs. Sebazco provides Duchess Designs her extraordinary talent to incorporate client garden design concepts into highly detailed hand-drawn blueprints and/or computer aided renderings so that the client and design team can better understand and project what the garden design will look like upon completion. Sebazco also heads the Duchess Designs fine-gardening maintenance team of horticulture professionals who nurture the client’s gardens – from weeding, pruning, arbor work, including espalier, to winterizing the gardens and annual plantings.

Mrs. Sebazco also works at Randall's Island Sports Foundation in New York City where she maintains existing gardens, designed the new Waterfront, Rock, and Children’s gardens. She also creates container garden compositions, and produces flower arrangements and decoration for annual events. She is a member of MetroHort, The Perennial Plant Association,The Horticultural Society of New York, and the Garden Conservancy. Sebazco is a skilled floral and landscape photographer and she has produced the -copyrighted- “Colorful Plants to create a Waterfront Garden,” (2005); annual desktop flower calendars, and flower postcards.