You can, but it depends what in the horticulture field you want to pursue. Gardening is a fantastic career in many ways, but it does not usually pay well. If what you want is a lucrative career in horticulture, I think your best bet is in vegetable greenhouses.
The fourth issue is avoiding residential care fees: The most common reason that clients have of wanting to transfer property to their children is to avoid having to sell their home to pay for care fees.Transferring property to your children like this does NOT protect your home.f you were thinking of transferring your property to children some or all of these issues may apply to you. Therefore why not read our section on avoiding care home fees or call us on 0800 028 5119 to discuss your situation and see how we might be able to assist you.
If you transfer the property to your spouse, any capital gains or allowable capital losses on subsequent disposal of that property also attribute to you. However, if you give the property to a minor family member, such as a child, grandchild, niece or nephew, the capital gains or losses do not attribute to you.owever, you and your spouse must both be Canadian residents at the time of the transfer. If you transfer property to your spouse or a family member who is under 18 years of age, any income earned from that property is attributed to you, the transferor. Similarly, any loss from the property also becomes your loss.