Search results

Showing 1 - 10 of 17 results

Sort results by: date | relevance

Results per page

1 2

11 May 2012 | by Graham Clarke

Whether maintaining parks, sports grounds or trees, the sector offers a wealth of opportunities, Graham Clarke reports.

Creating landscapes - a career in garden design, landscape architecture or contracting

11 May 2012 | by Sarah Engerran

Designing a garden or building a landscape requires vision, practical skill and sound business sense, says Sarah Engerran.

Growing business - careers in garden retail and production horticulture

11 May 2012

The buoyant production horticulture and retail sectors offer a wealth of opportunities for keen individuals, Graham Clarke explains.

Plant heritage - a career as a professional gardener

11 May 2012

As a professional gardener, you could find yourself working in prestige locations or maybe travelling the world, says Sarah Engerran.

Careers conference calls for increased school engagement to solve skills crisis

27 Apr 2012 | by Ben Cook

Better marketing and communication of horticultural job opportunities emerge as key targets from speakers at RHS event.

Tree Ecophysiology - A Barcham Trees seminar with Andy Hirons and Henrik Sjöman

11 Apr 2012 | by Colin Hambidge

This is a review of a seminar held on 29 March - Tree Ecophysiology - A seminar with Andy Hirons and Henrik Sjöman - written by Colin Hambridge.

Education - Garden design

24 Feb 2012 | by Jack Shamash

Course applications are booming despite the recession and high fees, buoyed by healthy work prospects in the sector, Jack Shamash finds.

Interview - Barry Smith, head gardener, Stowe School

17 Feb 2012 | by Matthew Appleby

A £9m visitor centre, shop and restaurant at Stowe in Buckinghamshire, one of the National Trust's finest landscapes, will be opened by Alan Titchmarsh on 23 March.

Historic and Botanic gardens - Education and training

25 Nov 2011 | by Hannah Jordan

Education is a growing responsibility for head gardeners, who juggle volunteers, public expectation and the need to pass on skills to the next generation, Hannah Jordan discovers.

Arboriculture - education and training

30 Sep 2011 | by Jack Shamash

From short courses for craft skills to apprenticeships and even PhDs, arboriculture training providers offer plenty of options, Jack Shamash finds.

Results per page

1 2

Latest jobs Jobs web feed

Field Area Sales Manager Horticruitment £18K + Commision, Vehicle etc, South East & Southern England
National Account Manager MorePeople £35000 - £45000 per annum, East Midlands / East Anglia
Business Planner Henderson Brown Recruitment £22000 - £25000 per annum + Benefits, Peterborough
Trading Assistant Henderson Brown Recruitment £20000 - £25000 per annum + Benefits, Cambridgeshire
Team Leaders - Hard and Soft Landscape Anders Plus 21.5k - 23k doe, Essex