CAREERS

AGD is always looking for passionate, plant-obsessed people to serve on our small team of gardeners, designers, and artisans. We foster a friendly, dynamic work environment in a variety of beautiful landscapes. If you’re interested in a career in horticulture, love working with plants, and learning new skills, get in touch by filling out the form below!

Assistant Gardener

We are looking for an Assistant Gardener with gardening, farming, or landscape design experience.

Hours: Full-time (35 – 40 hours a week), March through November, with employees expected to return every season

What you’ll do:

  • Install and maintain private unique residential gardens

  • Interpret landscape design plans

  • Gain valuable horticulture experience

  • Plant annuals, perennials, trees, and shrubs

  • Correctly identify various plants, including weeds, and their preferred growing conditions to provide individualized, expert care in the garden.

  • Prune trees and shrubs

  • Weeding, watering, organically treating pests and diseases, deadheading, etc. All the tasks listed on our “Services” page.

  • Work closely with a small team of builders, artisans, and laborers to build landscapes

Essential skills and attributes:

  • Previous experience gardening, landscaping, or in food-based agriculture

  • Have a valid driver’s license and a reliable vehicle

  • Fluency in English

  • Desire to grow with a one-of-a-kind small business for the long haul

  • Hardworking, dedicated, efficient, and flexible

  • Able to perform labor tasks such as digging, picking up 50lbs repeatedly, raking, squatting, kneeling, walking, etc.

  • Keen interest in building knowledge of horticulture

  • Honest, communicative, and possess major integrity

  • Confident working both alone and in a group

  • Friendly and helpful, especially when communicating to clients or subcontractors

What we offer:

  • Above market pay

  • Opportunities for advancement, such as leading a crew, assisting with installations, etc.

  • Regular pay increases as responsibilities and skills grow

  • Opportunities to meet leaders in the landscape design and horticulture field

  • A supportive, nurturing work environment

  • Paid professional development opportunities, including garden tours with the National Garden Conservancy.



Fill out the form below! Make certain to include your cover letter, CV, and a list of 3 references.