Mobile Gardener

Guildford
3 weeks ago
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Our award winning client are currently have an exciting opportunity to join the growing business as a Maintenance Gardener for a prestigious portfolio of clients. They design builds and maintains exceptional gardens and external spaces for high end properties in West/North London, Surrey and the M4 corridor.
Extensive and varied portfolio of beautiful gardens needs an exceptional mobile gardener who is committed to delivering a quality horticultural service to our clients. Ideally as the successful candidate you will have a recognised horticultural qualification and proven experience gardening at the highest level, both private domestic and commercial sites.
Day to day responsibilities include, but are not limited to;
Horticulture
• All aspects of horticulture; specialised and more general
• All aspects of lawn care
• Chemical applications and record keeping (PA1 & PA6 preferable but not essential) – subject to training and supervision as required
• Ground clearance and seasonal work
• Sweeping and maintenance of hard surfaces / furniture within the gardens
• Tending to beds, borders and containers
• Specialised pruning and trimming
• Maintenance / cleaning of water features and day to day maintenance of irrigation systems • Safe operation of machinery subject to training
As well as exceptional horticultural ability the candidate will be able to demonstrate the following skills / qualities:
• Cooperative and enthusiastic nature
• Ability to work positively in a team
• Willing to take direction and follow instruction as required
• Able to work independently and take ownership for work
• High levels of energy and self-motivation
• Strong attention to detail
• A pro-active and can-do attitude
• Good time-management
• Ability to work under pressure
• Strong work ethic
• Integrity and discretion
• A desire to develop personally and undertake training
Salary DOE + Company car and package

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