INSTANT SCENERY - Key Persons
Adam joined the team in February 2023. He has a breadth of experience in the landscaping industry, we are thrilled to have him onboard and are excited to strengthen the team, with Adam sharing his depth of knowledge and skills.
After leaving Pershore in 2001, Daniel worked in the horticultural industry and the plant retail sector, where he gained valuable customer service skills and a broader knowledge of the industry and plants.
Daniel gained his qualification in Garden Design and Management at the well-renowned Pershore College of Horticulture in 1997 under the tutelage of BBC Gardener, Chris Beardshaw.
Harry is a happy, kind and funny member of the team. He joined the landscaping team in Spring 2020 after gaining an NVQ Level 2 distinction in Horticulture at Pershore College.
Hugo enjoys being out in the rural countryside had has an appreciation for nature he grew up in Herefordshire in the countryside with an apple orchard at home which inspired him to undertake the RHS Level 2 in horticultural qualification at Pershore College.
Job Titles:
- Garden Maintenance Manager
Jack joined the team in 2016 after becoming the first professional to come through the Instant Scenery Apprenticeship scheme. Since then, Jack has developed into a knowledgeable and highly skilled Garden Maintenance Manager.
Luke has been in the landscaping industry for 4 years, he has experience in building a number of gardens and has a keen eye for detail and ensuring tasks are completed to a high standard.
Nicky joined the team in February 2021 as a part-time Office Manager. She's always on hand to keep customers up to speed with their projects, liaise with suppliers and deliver excellent customer service.
Thomas Schubert is a dedicated landscaper with a deep appreciation for the intricate details involved in transforming outdoor spaces.
Will is a reliable, dedicated and trustworthy professional. He joined the Instant Scenery team in autumn 2019 after gaining his Level 3 in Horticulture at Pershore College and quickly became a real asset.