Definition of nurseryman in English:

nurseryman

nounPlural nurserymen ˈnəːs(ə)rɪmən

A worker in or owner of a plant or tree nursery.
Example sentencesExamples
- If you're unsuccessful rooting cuttings - whether in a glass of water or a pot of rooting mixture, ask your nurseryman about tree availability.
- A founder of the native-plant movement, he was admired by botanists, nurserymen, arboretum and public garden directors, and authors.
- First, if you've missed the deadline for ordering seeds from a catalogue, try to buy them from a nurseryman or garden centre where the ambient temperature is cooler than in a supermarket.
- Recent introductions of foliage heucheras from Oregon nurseryman and plant breeder Dan Heims are making a big splash.
- These plants are sometimes described as the nurseryman's friend.
- They hybridise readily in gardens and our nurserymen have had a field day, producing as many as 300 different varieties for us to choose from.
- Again, consult your nurseryman for the best pesticide.
- I would suggest you take some leaves to a certified nurseryman for proper disease identification and recommendation of a foliar fungicide.
- Show your nurseryman a basic sketch, and ask for suggestions.
- And just to be sure, confirm its true identity with a reliable nurseryman.
- Some flower more quickly than others, so ask your nurseryman for bloom times.
- During the nineteenth century jobbers and nurserymen looked after private gardens on yearly or seasonal contracts and rented out fantastical floral arrangements for balls such as the one a Mrs. West gave in 1818.
- The nurseryman sent thousands of plants all over the North Island and quite a lot to the South Island.
- ‘People have had success with these,’ the nurseryman said as he handed me a commercial gadget to ward off my intruders.
- Try insecticidal soap or ask your nurseryman for a miticide.
- Remember, it's well worth asking a nurseryman about the plants available - you may need more than one for a tree to bear fruit.
- I don't see this perennial that often in local garden centers, but ask your nurseryman about availability.
- Colonials such as the Pennsylvania nurseryman John Bartram collected plants and seeds for the growing network of botanists and plant enthusiasts in Europe.
- Ask your nurseryman about fungicides that might offer control.
- Ask your nurseryman for a foliar fungicide to discourage outbreaks.

Rhymes

nurserymen

Definition of nurseryman in US English:

nurseryman

noun

A worker in or owner of a plant or tree nursery.
Example sentencesExamples
- Ask your nurseryman about fungicides that might offer control.
- If you're unsuccessful rooting cuttings - whether in a glass of water or a pot of rooting mixture, ask your nurseryman about tree availability.
- A founder of the native-plant movement, he was admired by botanists, nurserymen, arboretum and public garden directors, and authors.
- The nurseryman sent thousands of plants all over the North Island and quite a lot to the South Island.
- I would suggest you take some leaves to a certified nurseryman for proper disease identification and recommendation of a foliar fungicide.
- And just to be sure, confirm its true identity with a reliable nurseryman.
- ‘People have had success with these,’ the nurseryman said as he handed me a commercial gadget to ward off my intruders.
- Try insecticidal soap or ask your nurseryman for a miticide.
- First, if you've missed the deadline for ordering seeds from a catalogue, try to buy them from a nurseryman or garden centre where the ambient temperature is cooler than in a supermarket.
- During the nineteenth century jobbers and nurserymen looked after private gardens on yearly or seasonal contracts and rented out fantastical floral arrangements for balls such as the one a Mrs. West gave in 1818.
- Some flower more quickly than others, so ask your nurseryman for bloom times.
- Again, consult your nurseryman for the best pesticide.
- These plants are sometimes described as the nurseryman's friend.
- Remember, it's well worth asking a nurseryman about the plants available - you may need more than one for a tree to bear fruit.
- Colonials such as the Pennsylvania nurseryman John Bartram collected plants and seeds for the growing network of botanists and plant enthusiasts in Europe.
- They hybridise readily in gardens and our nurserymen have had a field day, producing as many as 300 different varieties for us to choose from.
- Ask your nurseryman for a foliar fungicide to discourage outbreaks.
- Recent introductions of foliage heucheras from Oregon nurseryman and plant breeder Dan Heims are making a big splash.
- I don't see this perennial that often in local garden centers, but ask your nurseryman about availability.
- Show your nurseryman a basic sketch, and ask for suggestions.

单词	nurseryman
释义	Definition of nurseryman in English: nurseryman nounPlural nurserymen ˈnəːs(ə)rɪmən A worker in or owner of a plant or tree nursery. Example sentencesExamples If you're unsuccessful rooting cuttings - whether in a glass of water or a pot of rooting mixture, ask your nurseryman about tree availability. A founder of the native-plant movement, he was admired by botanists, nurserymen, arboretum and public garden directors, and authors. First, if you've missed the deadline for ordering seeds from a catalogue, try to buy them from a nurseryman or garden centre where the ambient temperature is cooler than in a supermarket. Recent introductions of foliage heucheras from Oregon nurseryman and plant breeder Dan Heims are making a big splash. These plants are sometimes described as the nurseryman's friend. They hybridise readily in gardens and our nurserymen have had a field day, producing as many as 300 different varieties for us to choose from. Again, consult your nurseryman for the best pesticide. I would suggest you take some leaves to a certified nurseryman for proper disease identification and recommendation of a foliar fungicide. Show your nurseryman a basic sketch, and ask for suggestions. And just to be sure, confirm its true identity with a reliable nurseryman. Some flower more quickly than others, so ask your nurseryman for bloom times. During the nineteenth century jobbers and nurserymen looked after private gardens on yearly or seasonal contracts and rented out fantastical floral arrangements for balls such as the one a Mrs. West gave in 1818. The nurseryman sent thousands of plants all over the North Island and quite a lot to the South Island. ‘People have had success with these,’ the nurseryman said as he handed me a commercial gadget to ward off my intruders. Try insecticidal soap or ask your nurseryman for a miticide. Remember, it's well worth asking a nurseryman about the plants available - you may need more than one for a tree to bear fruit. I don't see this perennial that often in local garden centers, but ask your nurseryman about availability. Colonials such as the Pennsylvania nurseryman John Bartram collected plants and seeds for the growing network of botanists and plant enthusiasts in Europe. Ask your nurseryman about fungicides that might offer control. Ask your nurseryman for a foliar fungicide to discourage outbreaks. Rhymes nurserymen Definition of nurseryman in US English: nurseryman noun A worker in or owner of a plant or tree nursery. Example sentencesExamples Ask your nurseryman about fungicides that might offer control. If you're unsuccessful rooting cuttings - whether in a glass of water or a pot of rooting mixture, ask your nurseryman about tree availability. A founder of the native-plant movement, he was admired by botanists, nurserymen, arboretum and public garden directors, and authors. The nurseryman sent thousands of plants all over the North Island and quite a lot to the South Island. I would suggest you take some leaves to a certified nurseryman for proper disease identification and recommendation of a foliar fungicide. And just to be sure, confirm its true identity with a reliable nurseryman. ‘People have had success with these,’ the nurseryman said as he handed me a commercial gadget to ward off my intruders. Try insecticidal soap or ask your nurseryman for a miticide. First, if you've missed the deadline for ordering seeds from a catalogue, try to buy them from a nurseryman or garden centre where the ambient temperature is cooler than in a supermarket. During the nineteenth century jobbers and nurserymen looked after private gardens on yearly or seasonal contracts and rented out fantastical floral arrangements for balls such as the one a Mrs. West gave in 1818. Some flower more quickly than others, so ask your nurseryman for bloom times. Again, consult your nurseryman for the best pesticide. These plants are sometimes described as the nurseryman's friend. Remember, it's well worth asking a nurseryman about the plants available - you may need more than one for a tree to bear fruit. Colonials such as the Pennsylvania nurseryman John Bartram collected plants and seeds for the growing network of botanists and plant enthusiasts in Europe. They hybridise readily in gardens and our nurserymen have had a field day, producing as many as 300 different varieties for us to choose from. Ask your nurseryman for a foliar fungicide to discourage outbreaks. Recent introductions of foliage heucheras from Oregon nurseryman and plant breeder Dan Heims are making a big splash. I don't see this perennial that often in local garden centers, but ask your nurseryman about availability. Show your nurseryman a basic sketch, and ask for suggestions.
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