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Individuals Jobs > USA > Virginia > Fairfax Station > Planting and Pruning

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John P

$25.00/
hr
Experienced Horticulturalist/ Gardener Wanted in Fairfax Station, VA
Overview The owner of two private 1-acre properties in Fairfax County bordering county parkland is seeking a skilled and thoughtful Horticulturalist/Gardener to plan, develop and maintain different residential gardens, one with a dedicated botanical planned and being built. The job will focus on plant health, seasonal care, and long-term garden development. The two properties include multiple garden spaces, including country and kitchen gardens and several distinct landscape areas. Property & Gardens Include Country garden with pathways, sculptures, and reveals Kitchen gardens with annuals and edibles Waterfall/ pool garden Front-of-house gardens with seasonal plantings Wooded lawn garden Lawns, hedges, and mature trees throughout Key Responsibilities Provide hands-on care of all garden areas, including planting, pruning, dividing, and general horticultural maintenance Maintain plant health, soil quality, and overall garden presentation Perform and oversee pruning of perennials, shrubs, and small trees Manage irrigation systems and monitor site conditions (sun, moisture, drainage) Address environmental - rainfall drainage challenges  Coordinate mulching, composting, and bed preparation Assist with plant replacements and ongoing refinement of planting areas Desired Qualifications 5 years of experience in estate gardening, public gardens, or high-end residential landscapes Strong plant knowledge, particularly perennials, shrubs, trees, and botanical-style gardens Knowledge of seasonal garden care in the Mid-Atlantic (Zone 7a) Attention to detail and pride in presentation Formal horticultural training or degree preferred but not required Personal Attributes Calm, organized, and observant Self-motivated with excellent time management Respectful of a private estate environment Passion for plants, garden structure, design, and long-term stewardship Additional Information The current garden manager is available to assist with transition and knowledge transfer This role offers the opportunity to steward a thoughtfully designed property and guide its continued development over time Compensation Hourly or salary commensurate with experience. Retirement and health benefits available.