2026-03-20 – Weekly Landscaping Jobs : Remote Landscape Designer role available

Important Note: These jobs are posted in real-time and might expire. Please apply promptly.


This week, there’s a noticeable demand for skilled landscape construction roles, especially in areas focusing on sustainable practices. Remote work is still on the table, especially for design and management positions, which can be a great fit if flexibility is a priority.


This Week’s Jobs

  • Landscape Construction Lead
    Company: Sneller Snow & Grounds | Location: Byron Center, MI
    Looking to step up in the landscape field? This role is all about leading construction projects from start to finish. They need someone with solid leadership skills and a knack for creating beautiful outdoor spaces.
    Apply Here

  • Landscape Apprentice
    Company: Aurora Landscapes LLC | Location: Bemidji, MN
    Perfect for someone looking to get their hands dirty and learn the ropes. Join Aurora Landscapes for the spring season and gain valuable experience in the field.
    Apply Here

  • Landscape Construction Purchaser
    Company: Sierra Sun Landscaping | Location: Tempe, AZ
    If you’ve got experience in both landscape and construction purchasing, this job could be your next move. Sierra Sun needs someone who can handle the procurement of materials with expertise.
    Apply Here

  • Landscape / Lawn Care Outside Sales Representative Salary + Commission
    Company: Organic Solutions! Inc. | Location: Nampa, ID
    This growing company is on the lookout for someone confident in selling high-value landscape projects. If sales is your game, this could be a rewarding gig with salary plus commission.
    Apply Here

  • Landscape / Lawn Care Outside Sales Representative Salary + Commission
    Company: Organic Solutions! Inc. | Location: Meridian, ID
    Another opportunity with Organic Solutions, this time in Meridian. It’s the same role, so if you’re near either location, consider applying for this sales-focused position.
    Apply Here

  • Landscaper
    Company: Six Flags Great Adventure | Location: Jackson, NJ
    Dive into a role that keeps the park’s landscapes looking top-notch. This position is all about maintaining the beauty and safety of the park.
    Apply Here


Work From Anywhere (100% Verified)

This week, there are several remote opportunities. These roles are perfect for those who prefer flexibility and working from the comfort of home.

  • LANDSCAPE DESIGNER / DRAFTER
    Company: All Terrain Landscape Creations | Location: Tucson, AZ
    Join a design-build company as a Landscape Designer. This is a chance to flex your creative muscles while working remotely.
    Apply Here

  • Gulf States Sales Territory Manager
    Company: Rainbow Tree Company | Location: Little Rock, AR
    Partner with various organizations in the green industry. This role requires travel within the territory but offers remote flexibility.
    Apply Here


See all urgent needs jobs here: See Urgent Needs Jobs
Explore remote jobs here: See Remote Jobs


That’s it for this week. Keep an eye on those deadlines and good luck with your applications. Remember, the right job is out there—sometimes you just need to dig a little to find it.

I’ve found using design software like SketchUp really helps streamline the remote design process — it allows for real-time feedback, which is crucial when working on a tight schedule like you mentioned. Just be mindful that while it enhances collaboration, it can come with a learning curve for some clients.

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This remote landscape design gig sounds promising, but , real-time feedback can be tough if the client isn’t available when you need them. I’ve had to learn to really set clear deadlines for revisions to keep things moving. Using tools like Zoom to walk clients through designs has helped a ton — makes it way more collaborative.

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You’re right about client availability, @Guide… I’ve found scheduling regular check-ins helps keep things on track despite that challenge.

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