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Skilled Gardener Full Time or Part Time Location: The Palace of Westminster Houses of Parliament / London Hourly Rate: 16.81 per hour Contract type: Temp-Perm Working hours: 3 days (24hrs) working within The Palace of Westminster Houses of Parliament. 2 days as a skilled gardener on a separate site, if full-time hours required- 40hrs) About the role Our client currently provides horticultural & landscaping services for the Palace of Westminster Estate. This is an exciting opportunity for a skilled & experienced horticulturalist to get involved with the preparations around events like the State Opening of Parliament. There may at times be requests coming from multiple stakeholders (the Speaker's Office, the Ceremonial Works Office, or the Service Delivery Manager) all at once that will be reactive & the candidate will be required to support the Head Gardener in managing these complex pressures. Responsibilities Regular site inspection Clearance of litter, debris and detritus Grass cutting, edging and cultural operations Weeding, pruning and dead-heading of planted areas, including containers Re-mulching / top-dressing planted areas and hedge bases Hedge cutting and maintenance Pleaching trees Hard surface weed control Hard surface cleansing, including sweeping and pressure washing Maintenance of gravel areas Leaf clearing - all areas Green roof maintenance Irrigation generally Maintenance of internal plants, including trees at PCH In addition, you may be asked to support in the delivery of ad-hoc works, such as: Re-instatement of lawn areas following events Emergency tree work Replacement planting Improvements to the green roof Site improvement work Requirements You will be required to possess the stipulated level of security vetting. We would ask that any successful applicant proactively engages with this vetting process as soon as an offer has been made, since it can take several weeks for the process to run its course. N.B. A requirement of the vetting procedure is to supply HMRC evidence of the previous 3 years' employment. Demonstratable high-horticultural skills and knowledge, backed up by a formal Horticultural qualification (equiv. L2 NVQ/RHS Hort). Demonstratable experience on working with multiple stakeholders within the field of horticulture/landscaping. Awareness of equality and diversity, health and safety and safeguarding. Excellent people skills including team working, problem solving and the ability to be calm and decisive in challenging situations A flexible approach to work Harness Training would be desirable. Why join us? As the UK's leading grounds maintenance and landscape creation provider, no two projects are ever the same - and neither are our people. That's why we're committed to creating a diverse and inclusive culture where everyone can thrive. We're proud to have been recognised as Employer of the Year and Sustainable Company of the Year at this year's Landscaper Awards, reflecting our commitment to supporting our people while delivering a more sustainable future. What we offer Career development: We offer career advancement and development opportunities through our bespoke apprenticeship programmes, our extensive in-house training academy, and coaching and mentorship. Collaborative team environment: Join a diverse and inclusive workplace where you can collaborate with passionate and talented individuals. Meaningful impact: Contribute to projects that make a real difference in the community and environment. Competitive benefits package: We recognise and reward your hard work with our wide-ranging benefits package designed to prioritise your wellbeing, support life choices, and help in both good and challenging times. Benefits Annual leave: from 21 days plus bank holidays. Family-friendly policies: Enhanced maternity and shared parental leave. Thrive Wellbeing App support: Support for personal and professional challenges. Voluntary benefits: Discounts on retail, holidays, gym memberships, and more. Financial wellbeing support: Resources to manage your finances. Recognition schemes: Colleague of the month and annual awards. Volunteering policy: Two days per year to support a cause of your choice. Mental health support: Comprehensive resources and support. About our client We are Europe's largest provider of grounds maintenance services and landscape creation, in the UK alone we're a community of over 3,000 passionate colleagues shaping the future of the green industry. We understand what it means to grow. Our history dates back to 1919, and today, with a turnover of 250 million, we're more than just a company - we're a force for positive change. We offer a range of services to create, maintain, and manage landscapes across the UK. Grow with us, and together we'll create a greener future for all. If you receive suspicious outreach claiming to be from us, please contact us via the ManpowerGroup website.

Redfox is delighted to be working with our client to appoint a National Account Manager . This is a standout opportunity to operate at the intersection of FMCG and horticulture, managing key customer relationships within a fast-paced, perishable supply chain environment. If you enjoy owning accounts, driving growth, and working closely with customers and product teams, then this is a role with real visibility and impact. The Opportunity As National Account Manager, you will take ownership of a portfolio of customer accounts, acting as the primary commercial interface between our client and its customers. You will play a key role in: Strengthening relationships Driving sales and margin growth Leading NPD submissions and category development You will work closely with internal teams across growing, production, supply chain and NPD, ensuring customer expectations are consistently met and exceeded. Key Responsibilities Manage day-to-day relationships across assigned customer accounts Act as the main point of contact for all client queries and requirements Lead product submissions and support new retail opportunities alongside NPD Monitor sales performance, promotions and category data to drive decision-making Forecast demand and plan supply to meet seasonal peaks Lead range reviews and joint business planning sessions Coordinate product launches and promotional activity Ensure pricing accuracy, product availability and service levels Manage external grower relationships to ensure on-time, in-full delivery Added Value Take ownership of internal projects that directly impact account performance Engage with customers and suppliers both on-site and across locations What We Want to See from You We are looking for a commercially minded, relationship-driven professional who thrives in a fast-moving environment. You will bring: Strong account management experience within FMCG and/or perishable goods Excellent communication and relationship-building skills A results-driven mindset with strong commercial awareness The ability to analyse data and translate it into actionable insights Strong organisational skills with the ability to prioritise effectively A collaborative approach, working cross-functionally with internal teams Proficiency in Microsoft Office tools Why this role stands out Work within a highly regarded UK horticultural business Operate in a sector combining FMCG pace with product authenticity Gain exposure to retail, supply chain, and product development Play a direct role in driving commercial growth Excellent package & benefits A genuinely exciting opportunity for someone looking to step into a broader, more influential account management role.

Summary We're looking for a Gardens & Outdoors Manager to join the team here at Mount Stewart. This exciting and impactful role is an opportunity to help the National Trust develop its longer term plan for Mount Stewart gardens and wider estate which together form one of the most exceptional sites of cultural and built heritage in our care. What it's like to work here Mount Stewart is a place that has been touched by the various generations who have loved it. Whilst always respecting the past and finding inspiration from its history, Mount Stewart has been unafraid of change throughout the generations, endeavouring to remain inspiring and relevant in modern times. The gardens at Mount Stewart, the creation of Edith, Lady Londonderry, are renowned for their innovation and uniqueness. The Formal Gardens are intimate, evoking themes of personal identity and triumphs, blending whimsical Classical and Gaelic mythology with exotic plants sourced from around the globe. Mount Stewart is also an exceptional example of the Irish demesne, intended to be both beautiful and productive, with woodland, orchards and farmland. Fine buildings, including the neo-classical House, the Temple of the Winds, Stable Block, Farmyard with Dovecote and the Walled Garden, are architectural gems in their own right. Last year we welcomed over 210,000 visitors and have ambitions to grow our appeal further. Click here for more information about Mount Stewart. As part of the wider County Down Property Group, which includes Castle Ward and Rowallane Garden, we are supported by over 150 staff members and 350 volunteers who have a shared sense of purpose in caring for these wonderful places together, providing a wide range of public benefit to our visitors and local communities. This is a significant time for all National Trust gardens and parkland as we champion and deliver a thoughtful, horticulturally sound and ecological approach that works for nature and people guided by our Conservation Principles and our 10 year People and Nature Thriving strategy. What you'll be doing Thinking long term As a member of the Property Leadership Team, you will work closely with the General Manager, Head of Gardens and Parks and national specialists to plan to enhance the heritage, nature and people benefits of Mount Stewart across the gardens and wider demesne. There will be a strong focus on the team and understanding Mount Stewart's priorities and future potential alongside the wider strategic ambitions of National Trust. You will ensure that the team, skills and processes are in place ready to contribute to a future long-term plan for Mount Stewart. The 12 month period will be a time to review, understand and to rationalise the garden settings and plant collections, focussing resource where it is most needed. This will include championing and delivering our Conservation Principles, adapting horticultural practices and working to our sustainability ambitions. Within the wider demesne, the priority will be to determine the next steps to build resilience in our woodlands to meet challenging climate impacts. We have started this journey and during this period there are opportunities to continue some existing workstreams and to deliver agreed actions from the garden management plan, woodland management plans and property business plans as well as identify what the next steps will be. You will support colleagues to identify the longer-term opportunities to progress and develop the garden's future alongside creating engaging and relevant experiences for current, new and more diverse audiences. You'll be part of a team to create long lasting relationships with emerging audiences and communities alongside safeguarding and promoting the incredible plant collection and unique gardening heritage at Mount Stewart. Leading teams You will lead the garden and ranger team to develop working practices that reflect priorities across Mount Stewart that deliver the National Trust's strategic ambitions and environmental principles. On a day-to-day basis, working with the Assistant Head Gardener, the Area Ranger and their teams, you will provide support and leadership to a team of 11 staff, managing work programmes and ensuring compliance in environmental standards, health and safety and machinery compliance. Key to your role will be recognising the current and future skills needs. You will identify CPD needs for yourself and your team and lead regular team and 1 to 1 meetings, acting as coach and mentor. This is a strategic role, working as part of the Senior Leadership Team to deliver the short and longer-term objectives and advocating for the needs of the gardens and parkland within wider plans Mount Stewart's success Visitor Experience You will work in collaboration with other members of the Property Leadership Team, including the Property Curator and the Visitor Operations Manager and Visitor Experience Manager, to ensure we provide a cohesive and inspiring visitor experience. As a senior member of staff with shared duty management responsibilities, you'll build positive working relationships across the entire site and support your team to do the same. Who we're looking for • Experience of working collaboratively with specialist teams to deliver conservation principles, environmental horticulture practices and the management of living collections • Experience of contributing to historic and public landscape management reviews and planning within a team setting • Strong communication and team leadership skills, with the ability to engage a wide range of stakeholders • A passion for gardens and gardening, with a commitment to sustainable practices and environmental responsibility • An understanding of the changing needs, aesthetics and management challenges of 21st century gardens, including climate change • Enthusiasm for developing a holistic approach that integrates garden and parkland management • Ability to build effective relationships with internal colleagues, external partners and visitors • Commitment to inclusive engagement, helping people and communities connect with stories, gardens and landscape The package The National Trust has the motto 'For everyone, for ever' at its heart. We're working hard to create an inclusive culture, where everyone feels they belong. It's important that our people reflect and represent the diversity of the communities and audiences we serve. We welcome and value difference, so when we say we're for everyone, we want everyo

Plant Area Manager Location: Buckinghamshire Salary: 28,000 - 30,000 (DOE) Hours: 37.5 per week, alternate weekends This is a great opportunity to join a well-known, family-run garden centre group, taking ownership of a large plant area within a medium-sized centre. The site has been through a period of transition, with a refreshed team and renewed focus on horticulture. The plant area remains the biggest trading department, offering a strong platform for someone commercially minded to make an impact. Horticultural knowledge and retail management experience are key requirements for the position. What you'll be doing: Taking full responsibility for the day-to-day running of the plant area. Managing stock control, ordering, and sales performance across a high-volume department. Working with central teams on product allocation, ensuring the right volumes at the right time. Monitoring sales, shrinkage, and wastage, using reporting to drive performance. Leading and developing a mixed team, bringing new and existing staff together. Maintaining high standards of merchandising and availability across the department. Acting as deputy to the Garden Centre Manager when required. Driving sales through strong retail standards and customer engagement. What they're looking for: Proven retail management experience, ideally within garden retail or similar environments. Good plant knowledge, but not necessarily a specialist horticulturist. Strong commercial awareness, particularly around stock, sales, and margin. A confident leader who can bring structure and direction to a developing team. Comfortable with reporting, admin, and the operational side of retail. A hands-on approach with the ability to balance shop floor presence and admin responsibilities. Perks & Benefits Join a respected, family-owned garden centre group with a strong reputation. A key role within the centre's biggest and most important department. Supportive and flexible management team. Opportunity to shape and develop a relatively new team. Staff discount and company benefits package. Pension scheme and holiday allowance. Free onsite parking. Full benefits package available on request. Apply now To apply, send your CV to (url removed) or call (phone number removed) for a confidential chat.

Horticultural Manager (Garden Centre) Location: East Surrey Salary: Competitive (DOE) Hours: 40 per week, alternate weekends This is a great opportunity to join a well-established, family-owned garden centre group, taking a key role within the plant department of a busy and customer-focused site. You'll be working closely with the Garden Centre Manager to support the success of the department, within a business known for its strong horticultural standards and positive working culture. What you'll be doing: Supporting the day-to-day running of the plant department, ensuring strong commercial performance. Taking responsibility for the department in the absence of the manager. Stock control, ordering, and managing availability across the plant range. Working closely with product managers to optimise range and seasonal lines. Driving sales through excellent merchandising and customer interaction. Maintaining high standards of presentation and plant quality. Organising and supporting the team to deliver strong customer service. Handling customer queries and complaints in a professional manner. What they're looking for: Excellent horticultural knowledge (key) Previous experience within a garden centre or DIY retail environment. Experience supervising or managing a team in a retail setting. Good commercial awareness, particularly around stock and sales. Confident, hands-on approach with strong customer focus. Comfortable using IT systems for stock and ordering. Perks & Benefits Join a long-established, family-run garden centre group with an excellent reputation. Generous staff discount - up to 30% in-store and 50% in restaurants. Increasing holiday allowance with service. Annual discretionary Christmas bonus. Company pension scheme and Cycle2Work scheme. Ongoing training and development opportunities. Additional perks including birthday benefits and recognition schemes. Free onsite parking. Full benefits package available on request

Horticultural Manager (Garden Centre) Location: Warrington Salary: 31,200+ DOE ( 16ph - flexibility for the right candidate) Hours: 37.5 hours per week, rota basis including alternate weekends This is an excellent opportunity to join a well-established, independently owned garden centre group with a strong reputation for quality plants, retail standards, and customer service. Family-owned and operating multiple successful sites across the North West, the business has built a loyal customer base through its strong horticultural offering and traditional garden centre values. They're looking to appoint a hands on Manager to lead the plant area in a very busy centre of theirs. You will manage a skilled team, while working closely with senior leadership and the wider buying team. To be considered for this position, you must have garden centre experience. Key Responsibilities Managing the day-to-day running of the outdoor plant department Leading and supporting a team of 5 staff, including 2 supervisors Overseeing merchandising, stock presentation, and retail standards across seasonal and hardy plant categories Taking responsibility for buying within selected seasonal areas, including bedding plants, supported by a central buying structure Using EPOS sales data to support commercial buying decisions and stock flow management Managing deliveries, stock control, and plant area organisation Supporting wider operational standards across the department during peak trading periods Working closely with senior management and the group plant buying team What They're Looking For Previous experience within a garden centre retail environment is essential Experience at Supervisor, Assistant Manager, or Plant Manager level Exposure to plant buying or commercial stock management is highly desirable Strong retail awareness with an understanding of seasonal trading and merchandising A hands-on management style with the ability to support and motivate a small team Good operational and organisational skills within a fast-paced retail environment Candidates from independent garden centres or specialist horticultural retailers preferred Applicants from DIY retail backgrounds alone (B&Q/Homebase style environments) are unlikely to be suitable Why Join? Join a respected independent garden centre group with an established reputation across the North West Opportunity to take ownership of a key department within a supportive leadership structure A combination of autonomy and support from an experienced central buying team Stable, long-term opportunity within a family-run business Competitive starting salary with performance-based review potential 28 days holiday, including bank holidays This is an urgent hire! If you have any questions, please get in touch with (url removed)

Horticultural Manager (Garden Centre) Location: Gloucestershire Salary: From 29,000 flexible for the right candidate DOE Hours: 37.5 per week, rota basis alternate weekends This is a fantastic opportunity to join a well-established, family-run garden centre as a Horticultural Manager, leading a busy and diverse plant area within a premium retail environment where quality and customer experience are at the heart of the business. The centre has built a strong reputation for high standards across horticulture and retail, supported by an experienced leadership team and a collaborative buying structure. This is an excellent opportunity for a hands-on horticultural professional to take ownership of a key department and make a real impact. Your key responsibilities will include: Managing the day-to-day running of the plant area, ensuring high standards across all categories Overseeing a broad range of stock, including hardy plants, bedding, and houseplants Taking responsibility for ordering across plant categories, working with central buying teams and allocations Leading and supporting a small team to deliver strong operational and retail standards Driving excellent visual merchandising and maintaining high-quality plant displays Managing stock flow, including unloading deliveries, booking in stock, and merchandising Overseeing additional product areas such as compost, aggregates, and landscaping materials Working closely with the wider management team to ensure a consistent and high-performing department What they're looking for: Previous experience in a horticultural retail environment at Supervisor or Manager level Strong plant knowledge across a range of categories, including hardy and seasonal plants A hands-on approach with the ability to lead from the front in a physical retail environment Experience in stock management, ordering, and working with deliveries A team-focused individual with strong communication and leadership skills Passion for horticulture and delivering excellent retail standards Flexibility to work weekends and peak seasonal periods Ability to commute to the Cheltenham site Why join? Join a respected, family-run garden centre group with a strong reputation for quality plants and retail excellence Work within a supportive leadership team with experienced managers on site Be part of a collaborative business with centralised buying support Opportunity to take ownership of a key department and develop your career further Competitive salary with ongoing pay reviews and a benefits package including staff discounts, pension, and free parking

Garden Centre Horticultural Manager £38 - 42,000 + Package & Bonus Chester Picture this: a bright April morning. Spring is in full swing. Tulips are bursting into colour, trees are coming into leaf, and benches are packed with vibrant bedding plants ready to go. Gardeners are out in force, trolleys filling fast, plans turning into reality. The season is at its peak. There s nowhere better to be. We re looking for someone who thrives on this energy. You re a gardener at heart passionate about plants, generous with your knowledge, and naturally inspiring to others. You love helping customers turn their garden dreams into reality, and you take real pride in developing people as much as plants. Helping others grow isn t just part of the job it s part of who you are. The Role This is a hands-on leadership position where you ll truly make your mark. With full training and ongoing support, you ll take ownership of the plant area shaping the range, driving standards, and building a team that thrives during the busiest and most exciting time of year. Key Responsibilities: Curating and selecting high-quality stock from trusted growers Leading, coaching, and developing a small, enthusiastic team Setting exceptional standards for presentation and plant care Delivering an inspiring, knowledgeable customer experience Driving commercial performance through strong seasonal planning You ll enjoy a competitive salary, bonus potential, and sociable working hours. Weekend work is part of the role, but you ll have every other weekend off giving you time to enjoy your own garden too. The Company You ll be joining a well-established and growing UK garden retail brand. Financially secure, forward-thinking, and passionate about continuous improvement, they re heading into the peak Spring 2026 season with confidence and ambition. They value people who are: Passionate about horticulture Professional and commercially aware Customer-focused and people-driven Keen to grow their career in a thriving business If you re ready to take ownership of a plant department at the most exciting time of year and help it flourish we d love to hear from you.

Due to internal promotion, our client, a long-established family firm with a network of branches in the South and East of England, that supply machinery and services to the agricultural, construction and professional ground care machinery markets, are currently recruiting for a proactive and customer-focused Parts Supervisor to support the day-to-day running of the parts and retail team at their Rochford branch in Essex . On Offer: Full-time permanent role Working Hours: 39 hours per week - Monday to Thursday 8am to 5pm, Friday 8am to 4pm (1-hour unpaid lunch), Overtime as required, including Saturday 8am to 12:30pm where needed to meet the needs of the branch, including seasonal peaks e.g. Harvest Overtime paid at time and a half on completion of 39 hours. Immediate starts available Competitive salary dependent on skills and experience. 32 days holiday (inc bank holidays) Workplace pension Life assurance (2 x salary) Country store staff discount Company sick pay scheme Flu jabs and employee referral scheme. Main Purpose of the Parts Supervisor Role: Reporting to the Parts & Retail Manager, you will play a key role in delivering excellent customer service, supporting the team, and ensuring smooth operations across sales, stock control, and showroom presentation. You will also act as the escalation point in the Manager s absence, helping to maintain high standards and team performance. Duties and Responsibilities the Part Supervisor: Support the daily operation of the parts department and showroom, allocating tasks as required Deliver outstanding customer service, responding to product and service enquiries both in person and remotely Maintain showroom standards, ensuring products are well presented, correctly priced, and fully stocked Process sales, quotations, and orders, including sourcing parts from suppliers and other branches Coordinate stock movement between depots and assist with stock control and regular stock checks Handle point-of-sale transactions, including cash and card payments, and generate invoices Promote products, special offers, and upsell where appropriate to maximise sales opportunities Assist with deliveries, including loading, unloading, and packing goods Build strong relationships with internal teams, suppliers, and customers To be Considered: Previous experience in a retail or showroom environment Sales experience and a target-driven mindset Knowledge of horticultural or agricultural machinery/products Experience in stock control or parts departments Strong organisational skills with the ability to prioritise tasks in a fast-paced environment Excellent communication skills across face-to-face, phone, and email Confident handling transactions with accuracy and attention to detail For more details, please contact Willis Global Experts in Recruiting

Ready to take ownership of a crop category and shape its commercial success? We're partnering with a global, innovation-led business in the horticultural sector to appoint a Seed Sales Manager - a high-impact, strategic role where you'll drive commercial growth, lead product direction, and influence market success across the UK & Ireland. If you're commercially driven, passionate about the fresh produce or seed industry, and ready to step into a leadership role - this is your opportunity to make a real mark. What's in it for you? A strategic, high-autonomy role with full ownership of a crop categoryThe opportunity to influence product development, research, and go-to-market strategyWork with international teams, breeders, and industry leadersVisible position with direct impact on revenue growth and market positioningRegular UK travel (and some international) with strong exposure across the industry What You'll Be Doing As Crop Category Manager, you'll take full responsibility for one crop group, combining commercial leadership, market insight, and technical collaboration. Your key responsibilities: Own and grow direct sales performance across the UK & Ireland for your crop categoryBuild and manage key customer relationships, becoming a trusted industry partnerLead market intelligence gathering, identifying trends, insights, and opportunitiesCollaborate with technical, research, and breeding teams to guide product development Oversee trial programmes and product performance reportingManage and mentor a Crop Category Technologist What We're Looking For We're looking for someone who blends commercial acumen with industry expertise and thrives in a fast-paced, customer-facing role. You'll bring: Proven experience in the fresh produce, seeds, or horticulture sectorA strong commercial background (sales, category management, or business development)Excellent knowledge of the UK vegetable / crop marketAbility to build relationships and influence stakeholders at all levelsStrong organisational and project management skillsConfidence in presenting, negotiating, and representing a brand externally Ideally, you'll also have: A degree in agronomy, plant science, business, or a related fieldExperience working in product development or trials environmentsWillingness to travel regularly (UK & international) Why this role stands out This is your chance to own a category, shape strategy, and work at the forefront of agricultural innovation. You'll act as the key link between market demand, product development, and commercial success. Competitive Salary (dependent on experience)Company vehicleBonus schemeUp to 10% pension contributionPrivate healthcare schemeContribution to phone and broadband costsHybrid working pattern If you're ready to step into a role where you can lead, influence, and grow within an international business, I'd love to hear from you. For an informal chat, please call Emily on or email .

Garden Centre Manager Wickford Hours : Full-time, 45 hours a week, alternate weekends Salary : Flexible If you're someone who loves the buzz of garden retail, enjoys leading a team from the front, and takes pride in creating a centre customers genuinely enjoy visiting, this could be the opportunity for you. We're looking for an experienced Garden Centre Manager to join the UK's leading family-owned garden centre group. This is a busy, hands-on role where you'll have the chance to make a real impact; leading your team, driving performance, and creating an environment where both customers and colleagues thrive. You'll be leading the full operation with a good level of autonomy, keeping standards high, motivating the team through busy trading periods, and making sure every customer leaves having had a great experience. Whether it's driving sales, managing stock, supporting colleague development, or jumping onto the shop floor when needed, no two days will be the same, which makes this role even more rewarding. They're looking for someone who brings energy, commercial awareness, and a genuine passion for people and retail. In return, you'll be joining a growing business where your experience, ideas, and leadership will truly be valued. What the role will involve: Leading the shop floor and creating a positive customer experience Managing KPIs, budgets, rotas, and overall commercial performance Coaching, developing, and motivating the wider team Overseeing stock control, ordering, and merchandising standards Ensuring compliance across health & safety, cash handling, EPOS, and company procedures Supporting succession planning and colleague training Keyholder responsibilities and day-to-day operational management What we're looking for: Previous retail management experience at the Manager or Deputy Manager level Experience in Garden Retail is desirable Strong retail leadership skills within a fast-paced environment A hands-on approach with the ability to lead by example Excellent communication and team management skills Commercial awareness with a focus on results and customer service Plant knowledge or horticultural experience is desirable Confident using Excel for rotas, budgeting, and reporting What's on offer: Staff discount across garden centres, restaurants, and leisure facilities Free staff parking Long-term development opportunities within a growing business If you're passionate about retail, enjoy leading teams, and want to be part of a growing and forward-thinking business, please get in contact with Elleanna, at (url removed)!

Ready to take ownership of a crop category and shape its commercial success? We're partnering with a global, innovation-led business in the horticultural sector to appoint a Seed Sales Manager - a high-impact, strategic role where you'll drive commercial growth, lead product direction, and influence market success across the UK & Ireland. If you're commercially driven, passionate about the fresh produce or seed industry, and ready to step into a leadership role - this is your opportunity to make a real mark. What's in it for you? A strategic, high-autonomy role with full ownership of a crop category The opportunity to influence product development, research, and go-to-market strategy Work with international teams, breeders, and industry leaders Visible position with direct impact on revenue growth and market positioning Regular UK travel (and some international) with strong exposure across the industry What You'll Be Doing As Crop Category Manager, you'll take full responsibility for one crop group, combining commercial leadership, market insight, and technical collaboration. Your key responsibilities: Own and grow direct sales performance across the UK & Ireland for your crop category Build and manage key customer relationships, becoming a trusted industry partner Lead market intelligence gathering, identifying trends, insights, and opportunities Collaborate with technical, research, and breeding teams to guide product development Oversee trial programmes and product performance reporting Manage and mentor a Crop Category Technologist What We're Looking For We're looking for someone who blends commercial acumen with industry expertise and thrives in a fast-paced, customer-facing role. You'll bring: Proven experience in the fresh produce, seeds, or horticulture sector A strong commercial background (sales, category management, or business development) Excellent knowledge of the UK vegetable / crop market Ability to build relationships and influence stakeholders at all levels Strong organisational and project management skills Confidence in presenting, negotiating, and representing a brand externally Ideally, you'll also have: A degree in agronomy, plant science, business, or a related field Experience working in product development or trials environments Willingness to travel regularly (UK & international) Why this role stands out This is your chance to own a category, shape strategy, and work at the forefront of agricultural innovation. You'll act as the key link between market demand, product development, and commercial success. Competitive Salary (dependent on experience) Company vehicle Bonus scheme Up to 10% pension contribution Private healthcare scheme Contribution to phone and broadband costs Hybrid working pattern If you're ready to step into a role where you can lead, influence, and grow within an international business, I'd love to hear from you. For an informal chat, please call Emily on (phone number removed) or email (url removed).

Grounds Maintenance Supervisor Farnham, Surrey 33,500 37 hours per week Monday to Friday Our local authority client in Farnham, Surrey requires a full time, permanent Grounds Maintenance Supervisor. Work takes place in parks, allotments, a cemetery and open public spaces throughout the year. Experience in this industry is essential. As a Grounds Maintenance Supervisor, you will work as part of a team to deliver gardening and cleansing services on behalf of the local council. This is a hands-on role which will see the successful applicant physically work alongside colleagues undertaking grounds maintenance duties. Overseeing the work of a small team of gardeners and operatives Grass and hedge cutting using petrol mowers, strimmers, hedge cutters and blowers Gardening and horticultural work such as planting, pruning, weeding and flowerbed maintenance Litter picking, sweeping and cleansing outdoor, public spaces Excellent understanding of Health and Safety at work To motivate and engage with staff to improve performance at work To arrange work schedules and working patterns, in consultation with the Manager to ensure best productivity and safe working Driving a 3.5tn van from one location to another Demonstrable experience gained within a landscaping environment Excellent and proven communications skills, with the ability to effectively communicate and interface with a diverse range of people To check and submit paperwork as required ensuring that it is accurate, on time and compliant with standards Following the organisation's policies to work in all seasonal weather as long as it's safe to do so Essential Skills: Full, manual, UK driving licence A good team player The ability to build strong working relationships Reliable and a good timekeeper

Horticulture Senior Production Manager Hampshire DOE + Car Allowance + Excellent Benefits Want to help shape the future of one of the UK's most respected nurseries? Ready to lead production at real scale and be part of a major modernisation programme? Hillier Nurseries, recently named International Grower of the Year, is offering a rare opportunity for an experienced Senior Production Manager to join its award-winning team. With more than 160 years of horticultural heritage and major development projects planned, there's never been a more exciting time to join Hillier as it continues to invest in modern, sustainable growing. What's in it for me? You'll be joining a business with deep horticultural roots and ambitious plans for the future. Competitive salary + car allowance 31 days holiday (including bank holidays) Private healthcare, pension & life assurance Employee discount The chance to play a major role in Hillier's next phase of development and modernisation. What's the job? As Senior Production Manager at Hillier, you'll lead the day-to-day running of production across the two nursery sites, ensuring crops are grown to exceptional quality, operations run efficiently, and the business is ready for its next stage of growth. It's a role with real influence. You'll work closely with Hillier's senior leadership, support a skilled, growing team, and help shape new processes, new technology, and long-term improvements across the nursery. Day to day, you'll be: Managing production operations and driving high standards across both Hillier sites Leading, developing and supporting the growing team. Owning budgets, labour planning and CAPEX delivery Ensuring Hillier's nurseries run safely, professionally, and fully compliantly. Managing procurement and stock availability across all key inputs Driving crop scheduling and collaborating with the horticulture & propagation teams Supporting new product development and variety introductions Championing continuous improvement, sustainability, and modern production methods Acting as the key point of contact for plant health, crop protection and plant passporting This is very much a hands-on leadership role; you'll be visible across the nurseries, close to the crops, and central to Hillier's success. What do I need? Extensive experience in commercial nursery production A background in people management, with the ability to build and develop high-performing teams. Strong technical plant knowledge: crop scheduling, plant health, propagation, irrigation, nutrition Experience delivering operational change and introducing new technology or processes. Confidence with data, KPIs, planning and commercial decision-making. A forward-thinking, solutions-focused mindset. Passion for sustainable growing and modern horticultural methods What's next? For an informal chat, please call Sarah Want at MorePeople on (phone number removed), email (url removed), or drop me a message on LinkedIn. Don't worry if your CV isn't up to date, just send what you have, and we'll take it from there. MorePeople are the exclusive recruitment partner for this project. Any CVs sent directly to Hillier Nurseries will be referred back to MorePeople.

Horticulture Sales Manager South England Hybrid with Travel Passionate about horticulture? Love building commercial relationships around high-quality plants? Ready to lead a sales team and shape the future of a growing wholesale business? This is a fantastic opportunity to take ownership within a well-known business, working with horticulture crops across the UK and Europe. You'll sit at the heart of a fast-moving horticulture business, leading people, shaping strategy, and helping bring exciting new plants and varieties to market. What's in it for you? Senior commercial role in a respected horticulture and plants business Competitive salary and package The chance to lead and shape a growing wholesale division. High level of influence across sales, product range and marketing Work with exciting new plant varieties and product development. The Role You'll lead all sales activity across the South of England. This is a hands-on leadership role, combining customer management, commercial planning, and team leadership. You'll work closely with Finance, Supply Chain, Sales, Production and Technical teams to make sure the right plants are produced, priced, and sold profitably, while developing long-term customer partnerships across the horticulture sector. Day-to-day you'll be: Leading, coaching and managing the wholesale sales team. Owning and growing key customer accounts across horticulture and plants Developing sales plans and account strategies to drive revenue and profitability. Setting and managing pricing in collaboration with Finance and Supply Chain Preparing budgets, forecasts, and performance reports Monitoring customer performance and spend potential. Working with Trees and Liners teams to build and manage the product portfolio. Driving new product development (NPD) and launching new plant varieties Visiting customers around 2-3 days per week, including overnight stays Tracking competitor activity and market trends in horticulture Delivering the wholesale marketing plan - trade shows, open days, catalogues, and social media Representing the business at key UK and European horticulture events This role isn't about ticking boxes; it's about building a profitable, future-focused business built around great plants, great people, and strong customer partnerships. About You Proven experience selling to commercial nurseries, whether that's plants, growing media, fertilisers, substrates, or other horticultural products. A strong background in managing key accounts and building long-term customer relationships. Experience working with pricing, budgets, forecasts, and profit margins. Commercially minded, with a genuine interest in plants and the wider horticulture market Comfortable travelling regularly and staying away from home when needed. A confident communicator who builds trust with customers and works well with internal teams. What's Next? For an informal chat, please call me, Sarah, on (phone number removed), email (url removed), or message me on LinkedIn. Don't worry if your CV isn't fully up to date, just send what you've got, and we'll take it from there.

Shop Manager Hampshire Salary: DOE Perks & Benefits Opportunity to join a flagship site with significant investment and growth plans Work within a large, dynamic retail environment with diverse product categories Be part of a centre targeting 10M+ turnover with a strong performing restaurant Autonomy to shape and develop key departments Opportunities for progression as the business continues to expand About the Role We're recruiting a Shop Manager to join a well-invested and high-performing garden centre, with a strong focus on developing its retail offer across gift, leisure and seasonal categories. This is a key leadership role within a large centre, managing a high volume and diverse department including giftware, fashion, furniture, BBQs and seasonal ranges such as Christmas. Horticultural knowledge is not essential, but an interest in gardening would be beneficial. You'll take ownership of multiple departments, driving commercial performance, visual standards and team productivity, while contributing to the wider success of a growing centre with ambitious plans. Key Responsibilities Lead the day-to-day running of multiple retail departments including gift, leisure, furniture and seasonal ranges Manage, motivate and develop a team of circa 12 staff, with responsibility for around 6 on shift daily Drive sales performance across key categories including Christmas and giftware Deliver high visual merchandising standards to enhance the customer experience Oversee stock control, merchandising and product flow across departments Work flexibly across categories, supporting areas such as sundries where required Collaborate with the wider management team to support overall centre performance Adapt to seasonal demands, ensuring resources are aligned to trading priorities What We're Looking For Strong retail management experience, ideally from a department store or large-format environment (e.g. M&S, John Lewis) Commercially driven with a strong eye for visual merchandising and product presentation Experience managing multiple categories or departments within a fast-paced retail environment Confident leader with the ability to manage and develop teams Flexible and adaptable approach, willing to support across different areas of the business Interest in gardening or garden retail is beneficial but not essential What's the Next Step? Reach out to Michail at (url removed), (phone number removed), or connect on LinkedIn for a detailed discussion about this exciting opportunity. Whether or not you have a CV ready, let's have a conversation - we can handle the formalities later!

We are looking for a Full Time Permanent Horticultural Manager to join the team in our Mayfield Garden Centre. The Role Hours for the role are 42.5 per week over 5 days with regular weekend working so flexibility is a must. As a Horticultural Area Manager, you will be responsible for managing the outdoor plant area. You must be a qualified horticulturalist with retail management experience. You will need to be able to manage your department to achieve sales and profit targets whilst motivating your team to maximise opportunities and inspiring them to offer the highest standards of customer service. What you will be doing as a Horticultural Area Manager? Planning & supervising staff resources for daily running of the department Ensuring all stock is clearly and accurately priced and always looking fresh Plant stock replenishment and merchandising to create fabulous plant displays with clear and accurate POS Develop the team to look after and care for our plants ensuring they are always healthy and looking great for our customers as well as being able to advise our customer on suitable plants and products for their needs. Manager regular cleaning and housekeeping tasks as needed As a Garden Centre Duty Manager, you will take on wider responsibilities for managing the Garden Centre and work with the management team to support duty cover and Centre business priorities What makes you our perfect Horticultural Area Manager? Friendly, with an engaging personality and a genuine love for retail and customer service. Knowledgeable and passionate about plants and plant related products. Successful retail manager who can coach and develop their team Strong communicator who can motivate their team to deliver with enthusiasm and great personality. Be commercially aware to achieve sales and profit targets The benefits! Competitive rates of pay Healthy work/life balance with no evening work Access to 100s of retail and lifestyle experiences and discounts Health Cash Plans Generous staff discounts 6 weeks Annual Leave per year Free Parking