Is garden maintenance your trade?

- Help us distinguish professional maintenance gardeners from casual labourers
- National organisation
- Information and support without the need to buy a franchise
- Member benefits - such as 10% commission on plants via gardencentre.co.uk
- Find new customers and save money

(Membership - just £25 per year)

Anyone can call themselves a gardener.  Many casual workers, such as the unemployed or retired, offer cheap labour but are often unreliable and under-equipped. This makes it difficult for people to find a gardener they can trust.  As a result, the average hourly rate has changed little in over 10 years!

We believe that a professional gardener - someone dedicated to gardening as their career - is more reliable and gives greater value for money.

As a national organisation, The Gardeners Guild will help you by :

* Establishing a clear division between our members and casual workers who offer labour only.

* Negotiating member offers that would not normally be available to individuals/small businesses. 

* Promoting the 'added-value' of hiring a professional.

* Making it easy for people to find a gardener and to buy with confidence. 

* Be a source of information and support to help your business grow.

Since accepting membership applications in February 08 we now have members in the following postcode districts -  AB, BH, BL, BN, BS, CB, CT, CW, DA, DE, DH, EH, GL, HA, KY, LE, LN, LS, NG, PH, PO, RH, S, SG, SM, SS, TN, TR. 

'We are seeing the benefits of being members already - keep up the good work'.
(Jacqueline Ward Gardens - TN postcode)                                                                                  

What are the benefits of membership?

The advice given is of a general nature and is provided for general guidance and assistance. It is not intended to
advise or instruct you on the specific requirements of your particular business. Accordingly The Gardeners Guild will not accept liability for loss or damage suffered by you or another party as a result of reliance being placed on the
information supplied.
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negligence), liability in contract, liability for breach of statutory duty and liability for consequential loss.