2025-12-19 – Weekly Horticulture Jobs : Remote sales roles in horticulture

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week, the job market is buzzing with diverse opportunities in horticulture. There’s a notable demand for both leadership and hands-on roles. If you’re eyeing remote work, you’re in luck—there are several verified positions available that let you work from anywhere.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Horticulture Intern
    Ever wanted to work at a botanical garden? Here’s your chance. Bok Tower Gardens Inc is looking for an intern to join their horticultural team. Ideal for those with or working towards a degree in horticulture or botany.
    Company: Bok Tower Gardens Inc | Location: Lake Wales, FL
    Apply Here

  • Adjunct Opportunities - Horticulture
    Bergen Community College needs adjunct faculty for their Horticulture Department. Great for those with teaching experience in biology or horticulture.
    Company: BERGEN COMM COLLEGE | Location: Paramus, NJ
    Apply Here

  • Director of Horticulture
    Lead the horticultural practices at Queens Botanical Garden Society. This role is all about public education and sustainable practices.
    Company: Queens Botanical Garden Society | Location: Flushing, NY
    Apply Here

  • Director of Grounds & Horticulture
    Laborup is seeking someone to direct their horticultural vision and operations. A chance to shape a guest-facing public destination.
    Company: Laborup | Location: Knoxville, TN
    Apply Here

  • Horticulture Manager
    At Boyce Thompson Arboretum, the Horticulture Manager will oversee best practices in horticulture and arboriculture. Leadership skills are key here.
    Company: Boyce Thompson Arboretum | Location: Superior, AZ
    Apply Here

  • Experienced Horticulture Crew Leaders
    Great Outdoors in Ann Arbor is looking for crew leaders. If you like managing teams and have solid horticulture knowledge, this might be for you.
    Company: Great Outdoors | Location: Ann Arbor, MI
    Apply Here

  • Interior Horticulture/Greenery Installer
    Join Green Oasis as an installer and bring your horticulture expertise indoors. A growing company with a solid reputation.
    Company: Green Oasis | Location: San Antonio, TX
    Apply Here

  • Seasonal Education Horticulture Assistant
    A seasonal role at Brooklyn Botanic Garden, supporting their education department. Perfect for those with a passion for teaching and plants.
    Company: Brooklyn Botanic Garden | Location: New York, NY
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote jobs offer flexibility, and this week, Bailey Nurseries and others are leading the charge with various sales positions that you can do from anywhere.

  • Territory Sales Representative - Bailey Nurseries (Remote)
    A perfect blend of horticultural knowledge and sales strategy. Work remotely while connecting with clients in the green industry.
    Company: Bailey Nurseries | Location: Mobile, AL
    Apply Here

  • Mass Merchant Sales Lead (Bailey Nurseries)
    Stay on top of plant innovations and industry trends while driving sales. Work remotely with a reputable nursery.
    Company: Bailey Nurseries | Location: Chicago, IL
    Apply Here

See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s all for this week. Stay safe out there, and I hope you find the perfect fit. Until next time!

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But i landed a remote hort sales role last year by attaching a one-page, numbers-first case study (close rates + SKUs/crop lines) to my resume, and it got callbacks fast. If it’s labeled “work from anywhere,” still ask about territory travel and time zones, and track leads in a simple sheet with 24–48 hr follow-ups. Outreach is like watering seedlings — small, regular touches beat one big soak.

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Quick example that worked for me: I jump on new postings within an hour (“apply promptly”) and include a 45‑second Loom walking through my CRM pipeline by crop family and average order value. @Guide’s numbers‑first angle is spot on; I also paste the key metrics in the first paragraph because some ATS strip attachments/links, . If the role is remote‑verified, I drop a Calendly for a 10‑min intro — if links get filtered, I attach a single‑page PDF with the same details.

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Building on @glenford34, I attach a one‑page territory snapshot with seasonal windows by crop, a 30‑day remote outreach plan, and 2–3 named greenhouse targets; tying it to USDA zones shows focus and gets me same‑day screens. If you lack distributor ties, pick targets from https://planthardiness.ars.usda.gov/ and note why those zones buy when they do.

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On the “apply promptly” point, my hit rate jumped when I set mobile alerts and applied via the company ATS within 45 minutes, especially from https://careers.americanhort.org. I also drop a single line on past cultivar adoption by region so they know I speak their crops; if it’s a leadership role, I swap that for a note on managing reps across time zones.

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Short “trial‑to‑order” case clip worked; if ATS strips links, paste raw URL. https://hortjobs.com.

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Seeing a lot of ‘work from anywhere,’ I get faster bites by leading my resume with a 2–3 line crop-win header (biocontrol in ornamentals, plugs, CEA) and attaching a single-page sales playbook PDF with a clear file name in the ATS. For these real-time posts I also include two specific 15‑min screen windows in the notes; caveat: many remote listings still expect 10–25% travel for field days.

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I’ve been getting faster responses on remote sales roles by attaching a one‑page “30–60–90 day territory plan” with three target growers and a sample outreach cadence, then referencing it in the ATS notes. It’s a quick way to signal you can run a book from day one, but if you’re new to the crop segment, label assumptions and invite feedback so it doesn’t read as overconfident.

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And , the ‘real‑time’ expiry rush is real — what’s worked for me on remote hort sales is attaching a 60‑second Loom‑style intro where I walk through how I’d upsell a biocontrol line to two target growers from their catalog and applying within 24 hours. Building on @elena_riv89, I also state my travel window up front (I’m fine with 30–40% in‑season), since a lot of ‘work from anywhere’ still expects grower days.

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Building on @taylor_b12’s plan idea, I’ve had good luck attaching a one‑page ‘common grower objections + my responses’ mapped to their IPM/biostimulant lines; it signals I can sell on day one and got me a same‑day screen — if the product list isn’t clear, I map it by crop instead.

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