How to get into Horticulture | Careers | RHS
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- Опубликовано: 8 окт 2019
- If you have a love for the great outdoors, are passionate about plants and nature, or are inquisitive with the natural world and science, or just simply like being creative or nurturing something to its full potential, then a career in horticulture could be for you. Robert Brett, Curator at RHS Garden Hyde Hall introduces different ways of getting into horticulture as a career.
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After teaching and working in Horticulture for over 35 years, it is still exciting every day and combines art and science beautifully.
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Thank you so much for sharing this information. I am a 60 yo woman that has a huge gap in my résumé & I need to change careers; 4 strikes against me right there. I used to be in the dental field for 27 years (USA). Then I started going to college to change careers, got into a physical therapy program, but then my elderly parents got sick so I never got to finish my degree. I ended up caring for them for years until they passed. While I took care of them, I did learn a lot that I could put on a résumé, but I don’t have W-2s to back it up. I don't think I would be that happy as a PTA.
During the Covid lockdown, I started my SELF TAUGHT learning adventure of horticulture and semi hydroponic plant systems, which is what I am really good at. Horticulture and animals are my favorite things in life (way more than humans for sure). I’ve always had a green thumb since I was a little kid. I have over 70+ indoor plants, probably more. They are all in semi-hydroponic substrates. I usually use a PONS like substrate. I do a DIY PONS mix so I can control the fertilizer. No soil, except for my huge Christmas cactus that blooms all year. If I can get a job working with both, maybe even together, I would be very happy in life!
Your videos definitely gives me incentive to push towards a horticulture career.💚🍀🍀🍀🍀🌴
Good luck
Horticulture and Garden design is what I like.
Just started horticulture and enjoyed the video
Thanks for the video 🙏🏾❤️
This is a fantastic video, well done all! We have shared it
Fascinating insights into modern agriculture practices - thanks for sharing!
Glad you enjoyed it!
😀 BEAUT VIDEO 👍
I wish.
What's the name of the plant at 2:39?
If you mean 0:39 it's dahlia followed by sweet pea followed by allium
I'm new to this field..but I love to do it..Anyone can help me.
I can
I have videos on this that might help?
Enroll in RHS course RHS level 2 plant growth and development apply for a gardening job while you’re studying the course can be taken from home H.C.C college offer it
@@marcosheredia3745can you describe it
Hello sir,
I am from Pakistan.
I have done my bachelor's and master's degree program in Horticulture.
I have also 6 years experience.
I'm looking for a job.
Could you assist me?
Thanks in advance
Thanks for your comment. You may sign up for vacancy notices here: www.rhs.org.uk/about-us/careers
Look at that beautiful castor bean behind him
Is it just me, or does the world of horticulture, or those who practice it tend to lean towards "organic?" I personally much prefer eating conventional food and I use a lot of chemicals on my plants. I even support GMO's and Monsanto, now called Bayer! I for some reason get a lot of abuse for being into GMO's? ) :< I'm sick to the back teeth of organic nuts getting at me just because I prefer conventional food over "organic!"
You're a clown...
@@MeekDrill Yes I am, tanks for noticing! Yours truly, Ronald McDonald!!!!