Pennsylvania Horticultural Society (PHS)

Overview

Pennsylvania Horticultural Society (PHS) is a nonprofit organization that advances gardening, urban greening, and workforce development across Philadelphia. In addition to its horticultural initiatives, PHS operates job training and employment programs that provide hands-on experience and career pathways in landscaping and environmental services.

Who can use this

PHS workforce programs serve individuals seeking employment in landscaping and environmental services. Some programs may prioritize individuals facing employment barriers, including justice involvement or economic hardship.

What to bring

• Valid photo ID (if available)
• Resume (if available)
• Basic contact information
• Documentation related to eligibility (if applicable)

How to apply

Interested individuals should contact PHS directly or visit their website to apply for available workforce training programs. Enrollment and eligibility verification are typically required.

Getting there

The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society headquarters at 100 North 20th Street is located in Center City Philadelphia near Rittenhouse Square. The office is accessible via the SEPTA Market–Frankford Line at 19th Street Station and the Broad Street Line at City Hall Station. Suburban Station, which serves all Regional Rail lines, is within walking distance. Bus routes 9, 12, 21, 42, and 44 run along nearby Walnut, Chestnut, and Market Streets.

Childcare support

No publicly listed confirmation of on-site childcare. Contact PHS directly to confirm whether workforce programs provide childcare referrals or support.