The Horticulturist will work with designers and field crews on landscape projects, conduct inventory of trees and shrubs, and apply horticultural practices.
Description
Duties & Responsibilities:
- Work alongside designers and field crews to provide professional horticultural practices.
- Draft design work for landscape projects and enhancements.
- Inventory, map and label trees and shrubs projects and maintenance sites.
Requirements
Qualifications:
- Knowledge or interest in all phases of horticulture.
- Knowledge or interest in plant material and geographic identification.
- Ability to pass Unique Landscaping’s hiring requirements.
- Ability to work indoors/outdoors and lift objects weighing 50-80 pounds.
- Attention to details, high energy, sound judgement and excellent problem-solving skills.
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