Hot Hort Jobs on Garden World Report Show with Shirley Bovshow

“Hot Hort Jobs” on the Garden World Report Show!

by / 4 Comments / 289 View / November 9, 2009

Ever fantasize about having a career in a garden or hort-related field?

 The options are vast and include much more than the obvious nursery pro or garden designer.

From botanists to garden coaches to garden photographers, there are jobs that emphasize the scientific side of gardening and those that inspire the artistic spirit.      

 

 

 

 

Watch live streaming video from gardenworldreport at livestream.com

 

The Garden World Report presents a special show on "Hot Hort Jobs," or "dream jobs" for the garden lover.

Watch, enjoy and leave me a message!  

 

Guest Contributors

Jean Ann VK "Find Gardening Conversations on Twitter"

Suzi McCoy, "Garden PR"

Linda C. Scott "Horticultural Professor"

David E Perry "Garden Photographer"

Christina Salwitz "Personal Garden Coach"

Naomi Sachs "Therapeutic Landscape Designer"

Frank McDonough "Botanist"  

 

The show also featured a product preview from Garden Center TV on the "U-Can" watering system and a new segment of

divided red fountain grass, Pennisetum.  

New Garden World Report Shows are posted every Sunday night.

The Garden World Report is the first weekly, online Garden TV talk show, created by Shirley Bovshow.

4 Comment

  1. HI Danielle. Welcome to Eden Makers and the Garden World Report! You are correct. I’m fascinated by this area of horticulture and recently learned about a designer who creates the garden habitats for some of the most famous zoos in the world! He was not available for the Hot Hort Jobs show but I was inspired by him.
    Do you have a private practice or are you employed by a zoo? Would love to feature you sometime on the Garden World Report. I will have followup shows regarding hort jobs. Please be in touch.
    Shirley

  2. Just want to throw this out there – one of the BEST Hort jobs ever is Zoo Horticulture! Try gardening in the company of an African Elephant or Sumatran Tiger! This field of horticulture needs to be introduced to the world!

  3. Thanks for the feedback Anna. I really am trying to improve the show every week.Please feel free to share your constructive opinion as well!
    Shirley

  4. Awesome Shirley!!! I really enjoyed the show–one of the best ones yet. Quality and sound good. Improvements every week. I posted from your site and it was easy cheesy.

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