plantsman

NOUN
  1. an expert in the science of cultivating plants (fruit or flowers or vegetables or ornamental plants)
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How To Use plantsman In A Sentence

  • She was also a great rosarian - her collection of roses topped 300 different varieties, including some real rarities that a renowned plantsman helped her acquire.
  • As he matured as a gardener, Johnston became a formidable plantsman with a discerning eye but catholic tastes, selecting plants not only for their rarity but also for what they could contribute to his garden picture. A Most Peculiar Vision
  • Although I am a professional plantsman and spend many hours a week designing, planting, and reading about gardens, I have almost no experience with the eastern deciduous forest.
  • He is particularly fascinated by butterfly ecology, bird evolution and diversity, odonate habitat choice and breeding, and adaptation to the sea shore by a wide variety of animals, as well as being a keen plantsman (species only, though!). Contributor: Kevin J. Caley
  • A student of his was an extraordinary planner and plantsman who promoted a naturalistic approach to landscape design.
  • He has taken on the mantle of the artist plantsman from Nash. Wildwood
  • The garden itself, with a central arched boardwalk path and waterway, features a Dutch plantsman's stylish prairie-style mix of perennials and grasses as well as blossoming trees.
  • My grandfather was a very good plantsman and gardener and very knowledgable about trees.
  • Because it required excessive care and patience, air layering was used only by the highly trained plantsman.
  • But Gerald's Victorian grandfather had been a traveller and a plantsman, and he had made the orangery his own. THE WHITE DOVE
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