2026-03-06 – Weekly Horticulture Jobs : Explore therapeutic horticulture

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


This week, the horticulture job market is buzzing with roles demanding both hands-on experience and leadership skills. There’s a critical need for experts in supervisory positions, and verified remote roles are a bit scarce but still available.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Horticultural Intern
    Planting Fields Arboretum is looking for passionate individuals eager to work in a public garden setting. A great opportunity to dive into one of the most comprehensive woody plant collections in the Northeast.
    Company: Planting Fields Arboretum | Location: Oyster Bay, NY
    Apply Here

  • Supervisor, Horticulture
    NBC Universal in Orlando needs someone to oversee horticulture maintenance activities. Ideal for someone who can lead a team and ensure everything stays green and thriving.
    Company: NBC Universal | Location: Orlando, FL
    Apply Here

  • Horticulture Supervisor
    The City of Saint Paul is searching for a seasoned supervisor to lead their horticulture staff, volunteers, and interns. Eight years of experience is a must.
    Company: City of Saint Paul | Location: Saint Paul, MN
    Apply Here

  • Horticulture Manager
    Bard College is on the lookout for a full-time manager to maintain their campus landscape. A role perfect for someone who loves a well-kept garden.
    Company: Bard College | Location: Annandale-on-Hudson, NY
    Apply Here

  • Therapeutic Horticulture Program Manager
    If you’re into therapeutic horticulture, the University of North Carolina has a managerial role that might be just right. You’ll need expertise in using plants for therapy.
    Company: University of North Carolina - Chapel Hill | Location: Chapel Hill, NC
    Apply Here

  • Senior Horticulture Specialist
    In Riyadh, Parsons Corporation needs a specialist to design and implement horticultural plans. Great for those wanting to make a visual impact.
    Company: Parsons Corporation | Location: Riyadh, SA
    Apply Here

  • Research Technician I (Horticulture)
    Prairie View A&M University seeks someone to assist with plant propagation and horticultural research trials. A hands-on role for those who love research.
    Company: Prairie View A&M University | Location: USA
    Apply Here

  • Horticulture/Irrigation Specialist
    Universal Studios Hollywood is searching for someone with experience in horticulture and irrigation systems. Perfect for those who know how to keep plants and systems in sync.
    Company: Universal Studios Hollywood | Location: Universal City, CA
    Apply Here

  • Horticulture Apprentice - Morris Arboretum & Gardens
    A fantastic learning opportunity at the Morris Arboretum. Ideal for those starting in horticulture, eager to learn and grow.
    Company: University of Pennsylvania | Location: Philadelphia, PA
    Apply Here

  • Horticulture Supervisor – Extended closing date
    The City of Saint Paul is extending their search for a Horticulture Supervisor. A great chance if you missed it the first time.
    Company: City of Saint Paul | Location: Saint Paul, MN
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

Remote roles are rare this week, but here’s one worth looking into:

  • Irrigation Professional
    Accord Irrigation Technologies is seeking someone skilled in irrigation, landscape lighting, and horticulture consultations. A diverse role for a versatile professional.
    Company: Accord Irrigation Technologies | Location: Austin, TX
    Apply Here

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


That’s it for this week. Hope you find something that sparks your interest. Keep an eye on those deadlines and stay curious!

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I once interned at a community garden, and it taught me that leadership isn’t just about directing; it’s about growing together, just like plants need sunlight and water… If you’re looking at supervisory roles, focusing on mentorship can really set you apart — @JobScene has some great resources for skills development, too.

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It’s so true that leadership in horticulture is all about cultivating a strong team. I once worked as a lead volunteer at a botanical garden, and encouraging open communication was key — like keeping the soil aerated for plants. Plus, developing mentorship programs might be a great way to nurture new talent in these roles.

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In my experience, creating a supportive environment with open feedback can really enhance team dynamics. When I led a small project, I found regular check-ins helped everyone feel valued and involved. @david_r77, do you think that approach could work in larger teams too?

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