plantsman वाक्य

Cook died in 1967, at the age of 83 years, a plantsman with the soul of a poet and the vision of a philosopher.
But if you meant to say petal, like the petals on coneflowers ( which do not have turned-back leaves ), the plantsman was right.
Morris's descendent George Lockwood Morris the Wales rugby player lived at Machen Lodge, and his son Cedric Morris the artist and plantsman was born there.
A Denver plantsman climbed the Drakensberg Mountains in South Africa and returned with brilliantly colored ice plants and fuchsias perfectly suited to the dry, temperate climate of Colorado.
Named in honor of the venerable plantsman who brought so many old roses back from oblivion, Graham Thomas is one of many English roses developed by David Austin.

Many of the garden's original plants were grown from seed collected by famous plantsmen such as David Douglas from their travels to Asia and Pacific North America.
Yellowroot is comparatively rare in British gardens, although E . H . Wilson and E . A . Bowles are among distinguished plantsmen to have championed its merits.
Its churchyard contains the tomb of two famed plantsmen, a bit of history that prompted Rosemary Nicholson and her late husband, John, to establish their museum there.
In 1889 he married Wilhelmina Cory of the Cedric Lockwood ( 1889-1982 ), who became a noted painter and plantsman, and Nancy ( born 1893 ).
China has become a mecca for plantsmen since its borders opened to them in the late 1980s, but the politics of plant hunting there are an acknowledged mystery to Probst.