Floral Designer

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morning light landscapesApalachin (NY)

Floral Designers Florists

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Job Description: This position is for an experienced floral designer with good customer service skills and sales abilities. You would be responsible to all floral duties as needed and be working in an open environment equipped with a walk in cooler. You may be required to order flowers or supplies as needed, process flowers, and keep visual walk in cooler clean and stocked. You will be required to fill out daily reports digitally regarding work production and often times may be working independently during slower months. This is also a garden center and gift shop and you would be needed to ring up customer sales or assist customers as needed. Overall shop keeping as far as displaying when needed and keeping shop clean. Answering calls, checking messages, and emails from a central location is part of the job description. You must be willing to cross train in regards to helping customers in the attached garden center.\nCompany

Description: We are a small florist, garden center, and landscape business that specializes in the best in quality products, unique designs and excellent customer service.

Company Description: We are a small florist, garden center, and landscape business that specializes in the best in quality products, unique designs and excellent customer service.

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