Landscapers in the United States typically earn between $29,990 and $53,900 annually, with a median income of about $38,470 as of 2024. Entry-level landscapers tend to start at the lower end of this range, often around $29,000, while those with experience or specializing in technical work can earn upwards of $53,900 per year. On a monthly basis, landscapers make approximately $2,499 to $4,491. Hourly wages vary widely, with entry-level workers earning about $12 to $16 per hour, and experienced or specialized landscapers making $25 to $30 per hour or more. Geographic location greatly affects pay, with top-paying cities like San Francisco and San Jose offering annual salaries around $51,000, while pay may be lower in other regions. Landscapers who own their businesses or specialize in design or hardscaping services can earn significantly more, with the potential to make six figures. In the UK, landscapers earn less on average, with annual earnings ranging from roughly £9,139 for apprentices to around £47,853 for landscaping business owners. Overall, landscaping income depends heavily on experience, location, specialization, and whether the landscaper is self-employed or works for a company.