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landscaper

[land-skey-per] / ˈlændˌskeɪ pər /


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Gardens courses, a UC Cooperative Extension master gardener and a California native plant landscaper, skills he’s honed outside the fixer-upper home he and his wife Ashley bought in Watts.

From Los Angeles Times

She has no disciplinary sanctions, has earned several work certificates and has acquired credits as a custodian and landscaper, according to the South Carolina Department of Corrections’ website - a point emphasized by Moore on Wednesday.

From Washington Times

They don't mince words, descibing a "biological holocaust" and comparing us to rogue landscapers hacking away at every branch of life.

From Salon

Small armies of landscapers tend to lush grass and rolling hills, where private roads with names like “Memory Lane” and “Baby Land” lead upward past maximalist mausoleums, columbaria and replica Renaissance statuary.

From New York Times

The mail courier and landscapers knew Pete, too, and would drive carefully through the neighborhood in case he was on the street.

From Seattle Times