Gardener Jobs & Vacancies
Working as a gardener is very satisfying for many people. You will be looking after a garden or other green space such as a sports ground, public park, or school ground so that people can enjoy a beautiful garden and lawn all year round.
When you work as a gardener you may also need to design planting schemes for various gardens. This means you’ll use your knowledge of plants and creativity to design a garden and select the right plants for every part of it. You’ll need to position these plants so that there is something to enjoy throughout the year.
When you work as a gardener you may also need to design planting schemes for various gardens. This means you’ll use your knowledge of plants and creativity to design a garden and select the right plants for every part of it. You’ll need to position these plants so that there is something to enjoy throughout the year.
Gardener Job Description
Some of your duties as gardener may include:
As a gardener you’ll need to understand basic building tasks, which can include building walls, putting up sheds and installing patios. These may often form part of larger gardens.
There are many different types of gardens you may work in as a gardener, including private gardens, street plant displays, botanical gardens, green spaces around buildings, historical gardens, and more. In terms of working hours, you’ll likely have a normal working week with around 35 – 40 working hours, which could vary depending on the time of year.
Morgan & Mallet is a leading recruitment agency worldwide. For the latest gardener and other household and domestic staff vacancies, visit our household staff job board today.
- Raise plants from cuttings or seeds
- Prune shrubs
- Dig and plant flower beds and borders
- Watering plants
- Use machinery such as lawnmowers and hedge trimmers
- Maintain high levels of presentation in gardens and public parks
- Clean equipment and tools
As a gardener you’ll need to understand basic building tasks, which can include building walls, putting up sheds and installing patios. These may often form part of larger gardens.
There are many different types of gardens you may work in as a gardener, including private gardens, street plant displays, botanical gardens, green spaces around buildings, historical gardens, and more. In terms of working hours, you’ll likely have a normal working week with around 35 – 40 working hours, which could vary depending on the time of year.
Morgan & Mallet is a leading recruitment agency worldwide. For the latest gardener and other household and domestic staff vacancies, visit our household staff job board today.
