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A private family estate in Upper Tean is seeking a Productive (Kitchen) Gardener to cultivate high-quality edible produce and maintain aesthetically pleasing gardens. This full-time role requires a minimum of two years of horticultural experience, a relevant certificate or diploma, and a solid understanding of organic gardening practices. The gardener will work closely with the Productive Garden Lead and take part in the estate's restoration projects. Salary of up to £28,000 p.a. with benefits including professional development and pension scheme.
Department/Division: Gardens Team
Based at: The Heath House
Reports to: Productive Garden Lead
Employment type: Full-time
Normal hours: Flexible, 5 days out of 7
Basic salary: Dependent on experience and qualifications, up to £28,000 p.a.
Annual Leave: 33 days p.a., including bank holidays
Statutory Entitlements: All statutory entitlements, including SSP, workplace pension etc
Employment term: Permanent
The Heath House is a private family estate with extensive gardens and woodlands. As custodians, we are in the early stages of planning a restoration and reimagining project aimed at preserving the estate's buildings and landscape. Our vision for the estate includes sustainable productive garden management.
Under the direct supervision of the Productive Lead, the Productive (Kitchen) Gardener is responsible for cultivating high-quality, edible produce in line with the estate’s food vision, while maintaining an aesthetically appealing garden. The role involves supporting daily care, cultivation, and maintenance of the Walled Garden, as well as contributing to various garden improvement projects (Orchard and future productive garden developments). The ideal candidate will have solid experience in growing fruits and vegetables, along with the ability to lead or collaborate effectively within a team.
Candidates should send their application letter, CV, and references to andy.goodwater@theheath.house.