Nursery Manager - Southern California (Sylmar & Gardena)

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rjs construction supplyGardena (CA)

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Senior

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$70,000 per year

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Nursery Manager – Southern California (Sylmar & Gardena)
Overview: We are seeking an experienced Nursery Manager to oversee operations at two plant nursery locations in Sylmar and Gardena. This role is ideal for a hands-on leader with deep industry knowledge and a passion for growing, maintaining, and selling high-quality plant stock. If you have strong nursery leadership experience and are looking for a stable, full-time management role, please apply!
Specific Skills Requirements: Minimum 5 years of management experience At least 10 years of experience in the nursery or horticulture industry Strong knowledge of plant care, growing cycles, and inventory management Bilingual (English/Spanish) required Ability to travel between Sylmar and Gardena locations Reliable, organized, and comfortable working in an outdoor nursery setting Responsible For Responsibilities: Manage daily operations at both nursery locations Oversee growing, fertilizing, maintaining, and selling of nursery stock Ensure plant quality, inventory accuracy, and proper care practices Lead, train, and supervise nursery staff Apply knowledge of popular, high-demand plants in Southern California Support sales efforts and provide product expertise to customers Maintain efficient workflows and organized nursery environments Job Nature Full Time Job Location Salary: $70,000 annually Job Level Manager How to Apply Interested candidates can send their resumes to employment@rjssupplies.com mentioning "Job Title" in the subject line.

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