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The Horticultural Society Of New York
Gardener
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What they do
A Landscaping or Groundskeeping Worker provides landscaping for residences, parks, public gardens, college campuses or building or office park grounds. Provides care for plants and trees including mowing, trimming and planting, and repairs driveways, walks, benches or other structures.
$42,403 / year median in New York
+14% projected growth
Job Description
Gardener The Horticultural Society Of New York - 3.8 New York, NY Job Details Full-time $20 an hour 4 hours ago Benefits Commuter assistance Health insurance Dental insurance 401(k) Flexible spending account Paid time off Employee assistance program Vision insurance Life insurance Qualifications Customer communication Outdoor work experience Planting (gardening technique) Tree planting Green infrastructure Full Job Description Gardener The Horticultural Society of New York (The Hort) seeks an energetic and dedicated Gardener to support horticultural work in public and private spaces throughout New York City. Gardeners should be able to work efficiently, independently, and collaboratively to accomplish each day?s tasks. The Gardener will work directly with The Hort?s team to plant and care for trees and shrubs and engage in green infrastructure work on roofs, gardens, public plazas, Open Streets, supportive housing facilities, and private residences. The ideal candidate is passionate about furthering their career in public space horticulture. This is a full-time, year-round position with room for growth. We bring plants into the places where daily life happens, especially in neighborhoods with the least access to green space. We turn ?unplantable? urban spaces?sidewalks, medians, traffic triangles, and streets?into gardens and plantings that last. We engage communities through learning, wellness, and paid work so the benefits of plants are more accessible to New Yorkers across our city.