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Job Role - Landscaper

Landscapers play a crucial role in the landscaping industry by designing, planning, and maintaining outdoor spaces. They are responsible for creating and implementing landscape designs that are both functional and beautiful, and for ensuring that outdoor spaces are safe and well-maintained. They work closely with other members of the landscaping team, such as gardeners, labourers, and supervisors, to ensure that projects are completed on time and to the satisfaction of clients.

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Job Role - Landscaper

Landscapers play a crucial role in the landscaping industry by designing, planning, and maintaining outdoor spaces. They are responsible for creating and implementing landscape designs that are both functional and beautiful, and for ensuring that outdoor spaces are safe and well-maintained. They work closely with other members of the landscaping team, such as gardeners, labourers, and supervisors, to ensure that projects are completed on time and to the satisfaction of clients.

What is a Landscaper?


A landscaper is a professional who designs and maintains outdoor spaces, including gardens, lawns, and other areas. They create plans, install plants and other features, and manage the ongoing maintenance of the space.

Who does a Landscaper work with?


Landscapers typically work with other members of the landscaping team, such as gardeners, landscape labourers, and supervisors, as well as clients or property owners. They may also work with architects, engineers and other professionals related to the project.

What does a Landscaper do?


A Landscaper's main responsibility is to design, plan, and maintain outdoor spaces. They install plants, flowers, shrubs, trees, and other features, such as water features, decks, and patios. They also manage the ongoing maintenance of the space, including mowing, trimming, watering, and fertilizing. Landscapers also may be responsible for designing and installing hardscaping such as retaining walls, walkways, and patios. They may also be responsible for the ongoing maintenance of hardscaping and irrigation systems. In addition, they consult with clients, estimate costs and schedules, and may manage a team of workers.

What does a Landscaper do daily?


A Landscaper's daily duties may include:

  • Meeting with clients to discuss their needs and preferences and suggest the best solutions
  • Creating and fulfilling landscape designs that are both functional and beautiful utilising hand and power tools
  • Communicating with other members of the landscaping team, such as gardeners, labourers, and supervisors

Landscaper Job Description

Job Role:

  • Meeting with clients to discuss their needs and preferences
  • Creating landscape designs that are both functional and beautiful
  • Supervising the installation of landscape projects
  • Maintaining existing landscapes, including mowing, watering, and pruning
  • Using hand and power tools to shape and maintain outdoor spaces
  • Following safety procedures and regulations
  • Communicating with other members of the landscaping team, such as gardeners, labourers, and supervisors, to ensure that projects are completed on time and to the satisfaction of clients
  • Maintaining equipment, materials, and tools
  • Keeping accurate records and ordering materials
  • Inspecting sites, making estimates and prepare cost estimates

  • Requirements:

  • Knowledge of plants, trees and gardening techniques
  • Knowledge of hardscaping materials and construction techniques
  • Must be somewhat physically fit to undertake landscaping and gardening tasks even in adverse weather
  • Valid driving licence and reliable transport
  • previous experience in a landscaping role preferred
  • Avg. Salary:

    £27,428.00

    £26,651.67 £40,435.00

    If you're interested in becoming a Landscaper, it's important to note that this is a creative and physically demanding job that requires knowledge of horticulture, design, and construction. A degree in landscape architecture or horticulture is often preferred. Employers may also require a valid driver's license, and a good driving record. Additionally, it's important to have good physical fitness, attention to detail, and the ability to work well in a team. On-the-job training may be provided. Knowledge of safety procedures, equipment operation and maintenance, and project management may be an asset.


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