Landscape gardener vacancies in Limburg, Belgium
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Data last updated on 2 August 2026
What does a LandscapeGardener do?
As a landscape gardener you help lay out and maintain gardens, parks and green zones. You follow the work order and respect the wishes of the client, preparing soils and plantings, carrying out plantings and looking after lawns, hedges and ponds. You lay and maintain turf, prune shrubs, hedges and pollard trees and keep the water features in good shape. The role is also known as green space worker, assistant gardener or garden worker. You work outdoors in the green and landscaping sector across Vlaanderen, tidying the site, loading and unloading and working in a way that respects quality, safety, health and the environment.
Typical tasks
- Determine the right way to carry out the job
- Prepare soils and plantings for the work
- Carry out plantings and lay turf
- Maintain lawns, hedges and pollard trees
- Look after ponds and water features
- Load, unload and tidy the site
- Maintain the tools and equipment
Required skills
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Frequently asked questions
Answers to the most common questions about applying via Werkvolk.
What does a Landscape gardener do?
A landscape gardener helps lay out and maintain gardens, parks and green zones. You prepare soils, carry out plantings and lay turf, then you maintain lawns, prune hedges and pollard trees and look after ponds. You also load and unload, tidy the site and maintain the tools, always following the work order and the client's wishes.
How much does a Landscape gardener earn in Belgium?
A landscape gardener in Belgium usually earns between 15 and 22 euros per hour gross. Experience, machine skills and the sector determine where you sit in that range. People who master both landscaping and maintenance work, and who handle machinery well, generally earn more.
In which sectors or environments do you work as a landscape gardener?
You work outdoors in the green and landscaping sector, on natural and green areas. Your days are spent in private gardens, public parks and green zones, preparing soils, planting, mowing and pruning. It is physical outdoor work in changing weather and at varying locations.
What is the difference between a landscape gardener and an assistant greenkeeper?
An assistant greenkeeper focuses mainly on maintaining sports turf and grounds such as golf courses and pitches, keeping the grass in top condition. A landscape gardener works more broadly on laying out and maintaining gardens, parks and green zones. Both look after lawns, but the greenkeeper role is more specialised in playing surfaces.
Is there strong demand for landscape gardeners across Flanders?
Yes, gardening and green space firms across Flanders regularly look for landscape gardeners. Landscaping companies, municipalities and green services need people who work hard outdoors and know their plants. If you are physically fit and handle machinery well, you find work quickly.