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Greenhouse Jobs in the USA

397 open positions right now. Greenhouse and nursery workers plant, water, prune and pack plants, flowers and vegetables grown indoors or in controlled conditions.

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397 jobs
H-2AH-300-26291-307446

Nursery Worker

Del Norte Harvesting, LLC

Location
New Summerfield, TEXAS
Pay
$12.27 / hour
Start date
Start: 1/1/2027
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H-2AH-300-26291-307459

Nursery Workers

ARAONA Labor Logistics, LLC

Location
Naples, FLORIDA
Pay
$15.00 / hour
Start date
Start: 1/1/2027
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What the work involves
  • Plant seeds and transplant seedlings.
  • Water, feed and prune plants.
  • Check plants for pests and disease.
  • Pack and move plants and flowers for shipping.
Common requirements
  • Comfort working in warm, humid conditions.
  • Attention to detail when handling plants.
  • Experience helps, but many jobs train new workers.
  • Availability for the whole contract period.
Tips before you apply
  • Say if you have worked with flowers, vegetables or young plants.
  • Check hours, since greenhouse work can run most of the year.
  • Ask about housing and transportation to the site.

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What does this job involve?

Greenhouse and nursery workers plant, water, prune and pack plants, flowers and vegetables grown indoors or in controlled conditions. Typical tasks: plant seeds and transplant seedlings; water, feed and prune plants; check plants for pests and disease; pack and move plants and flowers for shipping.

How many greenhouse jobs are open?

There are 397 openings right now, mostly in Tennessee, Florida, Texas.

What are the usual requirements?

Comfort working in warm, humid conditions. Attention to detail when handling plants. Experience helps, but many jobs train new workers. Availability for the whole contract period. Always check the specific job order.

Do I have to pay to get an H-2A job?

No. Employers and their agents may not charge workers recruitment or certification fees. Be wary of anyone who sells jobs or promises guaranteed hiring.