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Be sure to know what type of Sod you have in stock, and know that it changes on a weekly basis. Also being able to know what type of mulch a customer is wanting and be prepared to load 50-100+ bags of it on a daily basis especially weekends. Remember that plants are not part of store inventory, so you won’t be able to look up what kind of fruit trees, flowers, or any other kind of plant we have- it all depends on what the vendor drops off. You will get countless calls from Customer Service about customer questions, unlocking grills/mowers/trimmers, and returns (they are going through it just as much as you, getting a good partnership with customer service is Key). Customers will expect you to know everything and it’s okay to not know, just be willing to read signage or look on the website for more information. Do your Pocket Guide for D28 and it will give you a lot of good info. Stay strong out there in the aisles, you got this. More on reddit.com

Ah, yes. The Home Depot garden cats.

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You won’t apply specifically for a garden position. I believe the job is listed either under Store Associate or maybe Sales Associate. You can put your preference in the application, but they’ll put you where they need bodies. You can always transfer into garden after your probation period. More on reddit.com