EC1Y, U.K. - eTradeWire -- GardenerJobs.co.uk is a new specialist job board for the Gardening & Horticulture sector. We advertise:

• - Gardener Jobs
• - Horticultural Jobs
• - Grounds Maintenance Jobs
• - Landscaping Jobs
• - Garden Centre & Nursery Jobs
• - Landscape Architecture and Garden Design Jobs.

We are building a candidate database of over 1000 + gardening professionals. If you advertise with us, your jobs will be emailed out to our huge network of candidates. It will also be automatically posted on to the 'Google Jobs' Network and the Adzuna.co.uk Jobs aggregator for increased visibility.

Where to find Gardening Jobs in the UK?
Some of the best places to look for gardening roles in London are specialist job sites. GardenerJobs.co.uk (https://www.gardenerjobs.co.uk/), for example, lists gardening vacancies across the capital, including Head Gardeners, Garden Designers, Grounds Maintenance and Landscaping staff. They have jobs at historic gardens, private estates, parks, and garden centers.

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In addition to online job sites, it can also be helpful to network with local gardening associations, horticultural societies, and landscaping companies. Attending industry events, workshops, and conferences can provide valuable networking opportunities and help individuals discover job openings in the gardening field.

Furthermore, reaching out to local nurseries, garden centers, and botanical gardens can also lead to potential job opportunities. These establishments often require skilled gardeners to maintain their own gardens and provide expert advice to customers.

Lastly, consider approaching local councils or government bodies responsible for maintaining public parks and green spaces. They may have job vacancies or be able to provide information about gardening opportunities in the public sector.