About the role
City gardeners are responsible for the planning, development, and maintenance of green spaces in cities and urban areas. They often have a degree in horticulture or similar education in gardening, landscape architecture, or plant knowledge. Their work contributes to an attractive and sustainable urban environment.Responsibilities
City gardeners lead the work of creating and maintaining parks, flower beds, and other public green spaces. They plan plant selection and design to ensure seasonal variation and biological diversity. They also oversee budget, staff, and projects within the city's green areas.Skills and tools
City gardeners need knowledge in botany, ecology, and landscape design. They use tools such as CAD programs for design, as well as various gardening tools and machinery for plant care. Leadership, communication, and project management are important skills in the profession.