Grounds Curator

Hiring Organization: Private Estate (Sherwood Forest are of Detroit)
Employment type: Full-Time
Job Location: Detroit, MI
Application Due Date: April 15, 2023

Position/Location
Grounds curator position opportunity for a private home in the historic Sherwood Forest district of Detroit, near 7 Mile and Woodward Ave. The traditional home is situated on a 0.32-acre parcel of three-year-old plantings. You’re starting with healthy plantings that are newly established.


Hours and Compensation:
Flexible hours and generous pay!
"Be Your Own Boss" opportunity!


This position can meet internship requirements; however, we are hoping that you love the serenity and the grounds so much that you want to stay on permanently.


Duties:
Duties include all aspects of maintenance for gardens, trees, plants, and shrubs, including trimming and pruning. Must be able to diagnose pests or diseases and remedy them with organic solutions.


Some seasonal planting of annuals and garden containers. The property boasts mostly perennials.


No lawn maintenance is required. This is a "play in the garden and yard" position!


If your passion includes garden design, there is an opportunity for the design of an English garden on the property.


Deadline to Apply:
Interested persons are encouraged to apply by April 15th.
Contact:
To learn more about this position or to apply, please reach out to Natalie at nataliaannmarie@gmail.com

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