Plant. Cultivate. Nurture. Educate. Use your green thumb in an arboretum or botanical garden as a horticultural garden worker or educator.
Work in nursery facilities or at customer location planting, cultivating, harvesting, and transplanting trees, shrubs or plants.
If you pursue this career, you will most likely do the following:
To work in this field, you need to understand horticultural science basics.
Those working horticultural garden worker jobs earn a national median salary of $27,300 and upper range salaries of approximately $40,000.
Wondering how to become a horticultural garden worker? Some positions require a post-secondary certificate; other positions do not.
There are many different types of related garden worker jobs to choose from. The following are just a few of the common job titles graduates of horticultural science programs qualify for:
Explore horticultural and botanical garden worker job opportunities.
Use your skills and knowledge to make beautiful plants grow. Jumpstart your career by applying to a horticultural science certificate or program today.