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SalaryEstate Gardener | Ascot
£24,500 - £27,000
Imagine this.
Everyday arriving to 70-acres of extensive formal gardens, parklands, waterways and woodland.
Working alongside other like minded individuals in the most gorgeous of settings.
What's the Role?
Regular maintenance tasks such as planting, pruning, weeding, and watering to ensure plant health.
Also maintain the grounds by mowing lawns, edging flower beds, and trimming hedges. Monitoring for pests and diseases, assisting with landscaping projects, operating equipment safely, and collaborating with other staff are key aspects of the role.
Upholding professionalism and providing excellent customer service to residents, guests, and colleagues is essential.
What Will I have done?
Ideally, you'll have a horticultural qualification but not to worry too much, experience is just as valuable!.
It is essential that you have a driving licence and are able to get yourself to the estate daily. It would be great if you have your PA1 and PA6 spray certificates but full training will be provided.
You'll need to have high levels of self-motivation and both the ability to work positivity within a team and independently.
Who do I get to work for?
The business has gone from strength to strength maintaining, designing and constructing exceptional outdoor residential spaces. They also work with local councils, Royal Palaces and Royal Parks with varying contracts between £20k to £4m.
The business was founded from pure passion, and now offer services extending from the initial consultation to post-project care.
They pride themselves on the importance of a team that shares the same vision and passion for delivering the best results.
The company's commitment is to provide clients with a top-level experience and results, ensuring complete peace of mind throughout the landscaping process.
How to apply
For an informal chat, please call me, Hannah on , email , or drop me a message on LinkedIn. Don't worry if your CV isn't up to date, just send what you have already, and we can sort the rest later.
