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For whom did the gardener work as Head gardener?​

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Answered by dhruvy158
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The 'Head Gardener' is an individual who manages all horticultural aspects of a property or garden including staff and volunteers. The properties they manage include Historic Gardens and Private estates, as well as amenity horticulture teams, for example, with a County Council. The remit of a Head Gardener, and the required experience varies between roles and properties however it must be acknowledged that Head Gardeners would normally be educated to an exceptionally high level within their field and have many years of experience to support that education. In the UK, Kew Gardens, Capel Manor College and other professional educational establishments run training courses with qualifications enabling the professional development of Gardeners

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