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Paging my fellow Germans; I found a job posting and i would like some second opinions before bothering. IMPROOVE
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JesusSupporter33 on scored.co
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If you're looking to develop serious and proper "planting and caring" knowledge, landscape is not the correct route. Landscapers usually have a very limited knowledge of plants. It usually stops at what to pull from a garden and what not to pull. As far as cultivation of grass and such things, there is a very distinct lack among them. It all comes down to and ends at "what can I spray on this area to kill weeds."

Now there are artisan landscapers out there but they are few and far between, usually working high class golf courses and estates.
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JesusSupporter33 on scored.co
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Personally I'd start by calling up establishments that keep an impeccable garden, asking who maintains it then giving them a call. It depends on what and why you're trying to learn though. If you want to be a botanist then the niche high class gardener might be the best option. If you want to get into basic farming then agriculture would be best.
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