Indoor Horticulturist

Posted 3 days ago

john mini distinctive landscapesNew York (NY)

SENIORITY

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About the role

Horticulturist Position Do you want to make a sustainable impact on the environment around you? We do, too! Our team works to make spaces more sustainable, enjoyable, and productive, and we're looking for a horticulturist to join our NYC team. John Mini services a variety of prestigious, commercial accounts such as businesses, residential buildings, shopping centers, and hotels. Our indoor landscapes vary from living walls, atriums, containerized plantings, and seasonal designs. We are looking for a full time horticulturist to join our NYC team! The horticulturist exudes passion for the green industry, and will apply their knowledge and expertise to plantscape care and maintenance (watering, pruning, plant health ID).Friendly, courteous customer service skills are a must!1-3 years experience with plant care, gardening, or general landscaping is preferred. An educational background in plant science, interior-scape, horticulture, or environmental sciences is encouraged! Who we are looking for: Someone seeking purpose in their work and a passion for the impact their work has on their community Someone full of optimism and positivity Someone comfortable making mistakes and an appreciation for constant learning Someone who isn't afraid to roll up their sleeves and work hard At John Mini Distinctive Landscapes, we make places beautiful. In our fifth decade, we are recognized as a leader in indoor and outdoor landscaping and holiday design. We design, install and maintain landscapes all over the tri-state area of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut. We're a team that's been around for 50 years and plan to be around for another 50!

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