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Definition of plantsman in English: plantsmannounPlural plantsmen ˈplɑːntsmənˈplantsmən An expert in garden plants and gardening. he is remembered as a traveller, collector, and particularly as a plantsman Example sentencesExamples - He celebrates the plantsmen and women, botanists and writers who have influenced gardening over the past fifty years.
- The guidebook describes Logan as a plantsman's paradise, but no effort is spared in making less knowledgeable visitors feel at home.
- Entries for the show came from a wide area with plantsmen and women displaying exhibits which pleased judges and visitors alike.
- On a typical excursion, they say, the plantsman would collect seed from sunup to sunset, then sit and clean seed into the night.
- In addition to the show gardens, plantsmen were out in force, with over 20 nurseries showing their wares.
- The 66-year-old, who now lives in Hampshire, attended Castle Hill Secondary School and is now recognised as one of Britain's most famous plantsmen.
- Eventually, the plantsman earned a National Diploma in Horticulture, winning national honours on the way.
- She was quick to cotton on to the potential of Mount Stewart's subtropical climate, and having consulted the best available plantsmen set about creating a series of magical outdoor rooms to match the interior grandeur of the house.
- 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.
- In collaboration with friend and plantsman Tony, he has transformed the grounds using simple off-the-shelf accessories and masses of plants.
- In the course of the summer, I came across several offered for sale in plantsmen's catalogues which I simply had to have.
- By the 1990s plantsmen felt things had got a bit too commercial and sophisticated, but in 2002 the pendulum swung back to the more natural approach with the success of her gold medal-winning Tearmann Si Celtic Sanctuary garden.
- 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.
- A student of his was an extraordinary planner and plantsman who promoted a naturalistic approach to landscape design.
- It is hoped to have talks in the coming year on landscape and memory, woodlands, marine archaeology, and a lecture by a plantsman trained at Glasnevin.
- We also put in a plantsman's garden to appeal to plant enthusiasts.
- As a result, he came into contact with the expedition subscribers (they'd paid money towards the expedition in return for a share of the seeds collected), botanists and plantsmen.
- 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.
- Even the earliest European plantsmen to ‘discover’ them here reported that the huge flat blooms resembled a ‘plate or platter.’
Definition of plantsman in US English: plantsmannounˈplantsmən An expert in garden plants and gardening. he is remembered as a traveler, collector, and particularly as a plantsman Example sentencesExamples - My grandfather was a very good plantsman and gardener and very knowledgable about trees.
- The guidebook describes Logan as a plantsman's paradise, but no effort is spared in making less knowledgeable visitors feel at home.
- Eventually, the plantsman earned a National Diploma in Horticulture, winning national honours on the way.
- 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.
- It is hoped to have talks in the coming year on landscape and memory, woodlands, marine archaeology, and a lecture by a plantsman trained at Glasnevin.
- On a typical excursion, they say, the plantsman would collect seed from sunup to sunset, then sit and clean seed into the night.
- By the 1990s plantsmen felt things had got a bit too commercial and sophisticated, but in 2002 the pendulum swung back to the more natural approach with the success of her gold medal-winning Tearmann Si Celtic Sanctuary garden.
- The 66-year-old, who now lives in Hampshire, attended Castle Hill Secondary School and is now recognised as one of Britain's most famous plantsmen.
- A student of his was an extraordinary planner and plantsman who promoted a naturalistic approach to landscape design.
- 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.
- Entries for the show came from a wide area with plantsmen and women displaying exhibits which pleased judges and visitors alike.
- 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 a result, he came into contact with the expedition subscribers (they'd paid money towards the expedition in return for a share of the seeds collected), botanists and plantsmen.
- In addition to the show gardens, plantsmen were out in force, with over 20 nurseries showing their wares.
- She was quick to cotton on to the potential of Mount Stewart's subtropical climate, and having consulted the best available plantsmen set about creating a series of magical outdoor rooms to match the interior grandeur of the house.
- In the course of the summer, I came across several offered for sale in plantsmen's catalogues which I simply had to have.
- We also put in a plantsman's garden to appeal to plant enthusiasts.
- Even the earliest European plantsmen to ‘discover’ them here reported that the huge flat blooms resembled a ‘plate or platter.’
- He celebrates the plantsmen and women, botanists and writers who have influenced gardening over the past fifty years.
- In collaboration with friend and plantsman Tony, he has transformed the grounds using simple off-the-shelf accessories and masses of plants.
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