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Head Gardener - Prestigious Private Members' Club Fulham, London Permanent Circa £48,000 + Excellent Benefits Are you ready to lead one of London's most iconic landscape environments? Do you thrive in stunning surroundings where history, horticulture and excellence meet? Join The Hurlingham Club as our next Head Gardener and shape the future of 42 acres of award-winning grounds. About The Hurlingham Club Set beside the River Thames in Fulham, the world-renowned Hurlingham Club is celebrated for its immaculate croquet and tennis lawns, botanical gardens and breathtaking Georgian clubhouse. Since 1869, it has been a destination of elegance, sport and social life. With 20+ specialist departments and a vibrant community of Members and staff, the Club offers a uniquely rewarding workplace - blending tradition with forward-thinking values. The Gardens Team You'll lead a proud and passionate team responsible for maintaining an extraordinary estate including a 2-acre lake, woodland, rose and herbaceous borders, exotic displays, riverbank habitats and formal gardens. Our Members enjoy an English country garden in the heart of London thanks to this team's dedication and expertise. Key Responsibilities of the Head Gardener: Lead day-to-day operations of the Gardens Team, ensuring excellence across the estate. Develop training and progression plans for all gardening staff. Manage horticultural budgets, procurement and supplier relationships. Source and purchase plants, trees, shrubs and materials to specification. Oversee annual fertiliser, IPM and chemical schedules. Act as the primary BNG site contact and champion biodiversity compliance. Collaborate with consultants and Landscape Architects to deliver standout landscapes. Conduct full risk assessments and ensure COSHH compliance. Drive sustainability targets including biodiversity and water management. Manage pest and disease control in line with the Club's biodiversity strategy. Oversee the Club's apiary, volunteer involvement and equipment. About You Significant professional horticulture experience, ideally within a large estate. Proven ability to lead, motivate and develop a team. Strong background managing diverse garden environments to a high standard. Up-to-date pest, disease and plant husbandry knowledge. Experience delivering planting schemes and sourcing horticultural resources. Budget management experience. A clear understanding of biodiversity, sustainability and the impacts of climate change. Commitment to safe working practices. Experience working on historical or heritage sites (highly advantageous). Why Join Us? 23 days' annual leave (rising to 28 after 5 years). Generous contributory pension. Life assurance, income protection & enhanced sick pay. Training, development and clear progression opportunities. Annual bonus scheme & annual performance pay review. Staff social events, free meals on duty & free onsite parking. A stunning, supportive, team-focused workplace unlike anywhere else. Ready to lead one of London's most exceptional landscapes? Apply today and become part of a proud horticultural legacy.

Head Gardener Prestigious Private Members Club Fulham, London Permanent Circa £48,000 + Excellent Benefits Are you ready to lead one of London s most iconic landscape environments? Do you thrive in stunning surroundings where history, horticulture and excellence meet? Join The Hurlingham Club as our next Head Gardener and shape the future of 42 acres of award-winning grounds. About The Hurlingham Club Set beside the River Thames in Fulham, the world-renowned Hurlingham Club is celebrated for its immaculate croquet and tennis lawns, botanical gardens and breathtaking Georgian clubhouse. Since 1869, it has been a destination of elegance, sport and social life. With 20+ specialist departments and a vibrant community of Members and staff, the Club offers a uniquely rewarding workplace blending tradition with forward-thinking values. The Gardens Team You ll lead a proud and passionate team responsible for maintaining an extraordinary estate including a 2-acre lake, woodland, rose and herbaceous borders, exotic displays, riverbank habitats and formal gardens. Our Members enjoy an English country garden in the heart of London thanks to this team s dedication and expertise. Key Responsibilities of the Head Gardener: Lead day-to-day operations of the Gardens Team, ensuring excellence across the estate. Develop training and progression plans for all gardening staff. Manage horticultural budgets, procurement and supplier relationships. Source and purchase plants, trees, shrubs and materials to specification. Oversee annual fertiliser, IPM and chemical schedules. Act as the primary BNG site contact and champion biodiversity compliance. Collaborate with consultants and Landscape Architects to deliver standout landscapes. Conduct full risk assessments and ensure COSHH compliance. Drive sustainability targets including biodiversity and water management. Manage pest and disease control in line with the Club s biodiversity strategy. Oversee the Club s apiary, volunteer involvement and equipment. About You Significant professional horticulture experience, ideally within a large estate. Proven ability to lead, motivate and develop a team. Strong background managing diverse garden environments to a high standard. Up-to-date pest, disease and plant husbandry knowledge. Experience delivering planting schemes and sourcing horticultural resources. Budget management experience. A clear understanding of biodiversity, sustainability and the impacts of climate change. Commitment to safe working practices. Experience working on historical or heritage sites (highly advantageous). Why Join Us? 23 days annual leave (rising to 28 after 5 years). Generous contributory pension. Life assurance, income protection & enhanced sick pay. Training, development and clear progression opportunities. Annual bonus scheme & annual performance pay review. Staff social events, free meals on duty & free onsite parking. A stunning, supportive, team-focused workplace unlike anywhere else. Ready to lead one of London s most exceptional landscapes? Apply today and become part of a proud horticultural legacy.

Thrive s vision is that gardening is actively encouraged as part of personal health and wellbeing management and Social & Therapeutic Horticulture (STH) services are available wherever people live. We are looking for an Administrator to help ensure that our offices run smoothly and safely. This is a varied role, you will need to be highly organised, able to work on your own initiative and have the ability to communicate effectively with colleagues and external suppliers. If you are a skilled administrator with good problem-solving skills this might be the perfect opportunity for you. Our Values Excellence We provide high quality services for everyone we support and collaborate with People Focussed Client gardeners, students, staff and volunteers are at the centre of what we do as an organisation Ambitious - We believe in the power of Social & Therapeutic Horticulture and in ourselves as an organisation to grow the sector and widen our impact Collaborative - We understand the value of working with others, knowing we will achieve greater things together than we can on our own. At Thrive, we care about employee wellbeing. We offer flexible working arrangements to accommodate a good work life balance, competitive leave entitlement and pension, as well as a professional and inspiring working environment at our gardens just outside Reading.

Volunteer Gardener - Latham Lodge - Waterlooville, Hampshire 40 Bedded Nursing and Residential Care Home Volunteering position Summary We are looking for a passionate Gardener Volunteer to join our dedicated Care Home. We believe that the beauty of nature plays a vital role in enhancing the wellbeing of our residents. If you have a love for the outdoors, we'd love to have you help us create a flourishing garden that our residents can enjoy as they welcome the first signs of Spring. Why Join Us? Make a Real Difference : Your work will directly improve the quality of life for our residents, giving them a peaceful space to relax, reflect, and enjoy the changing seasons. Nurture Nature : As we move into Spring, you'll have the chance to watch your hard work bloom, from planting flowers and tending to shrubs, to ensuring that the garden is a welcoming place for all to enjoy. Supportive Team : We believe in a family-oriented atmosphere where everyone is valued. You'll be supported by a team who share your passion for creating a wonderful environment for both residents and staff. Main Responsibilities Maintain and nurture our beautiful garden, preparing it for the new growth and vibrant colours of Spring. Plant seasonal flowers, trim hedges, and care for our outdoor spaces to ensure they remain safe, welcoming, and beautiful. Conduct regular inspections of the garden areas, ensuring they are tidy and well-kept. Collaborate with the Maintenance Person to ensure the garden offers sensory experiences that are both calming and engaging for our residents. Help prepare and maintain garden areas for seasonal changes as Spring approaches. Ideal Candidate A positive, friendly attitude with the ability to work independently as well as part of a team. An appreciation for the therapeutic benefits of nature, especially for elderly residents with dementia or nursing care needs. Enjoys creating outdoor spaces that bring joy and comfort to others. If you're ready to get your hands dirty and be part of a team that values empathy, care, and community, we would love to hear from you.