Jobs in Horticulture

Review:

Jobs in Horticulture gives employers access to an extensive network of job seekers in search of horticulture, landscaping, and related positions throughout the U.S. The no-frills job board adds listings to their monthly print publication for added exposure, and companies can be added to the site's directory.

The platform is a more cost-effective option than several niche competitors, such as HortiDaily Jobs, but it does not offer any additional hiring tools to speed up the recruitment process, including resume searches, featured listings, and job ad distribution.

Pros:

• Jobs in Horticulture allows employers to advertise a wide range of horticulture-focused roles at all career levels.
• The job board offers various bulk job posting plans.
• Vacancies are added to the platform's monthly print publication for increased visibility.
• The job posting process is quick and easy.
• Companies can include their logo and website link to job posts, and their profiles can be added the site's directory.
• The platform is more affordable than some local alternatives.

Cons:

• Jobs in Horticulture does not offer a free job posting plan.
• The job board is rather basic and does not include a searchable resume database or featured listing options.
• Job posts aren't shared to the site's social pages or distributed to other career websites.
• Listings are only live on the platform for 15 days, which is much shorter than the average 30-day duration.

Reputation:

We were unable to find any online reviews of Jobs in Horticulture.

Jobs in Horticulture vs. HortiDaily Jobs:

At $150.00 per post, HortiDaily Jobs is significantly costlier than Jobs in Horticulture's starting price of $49.00 per post. Both platforms target a similar audience, but HortiDaily Jobs offers job ad distribution, online newsletter advertising, and a two-month posting duration — features missing from Jobs in Horticulture.

Jobs in Horticulture vs. ASHS Career Center:

ASHS Career Center is hosted by the American Society for Horticultural Science and unlike Jobs in Horticulture, it offers featured listing options for added reach. However, it is the costlier option of the two, charging $299.00 per standard member post and $399.00 for nonmembers, compared to Jobs in Horticulture's $49.00 per post.

Jobs in Horticulture vs. APS Job Board:

The APS job board is a niche platform for professionals in plant pathology. By contrast, Jobs in Horticulture primarily lists horticulture-focused roles. While Jobs in Horticulture charges $49.00 per post, a basic listing on the APS job board costs $199.00 for members and $249.00 for nonmembers, making the former the more affordable choice.