Definition of plantswoman in English:

plantswoman

nounPlural plantswomen ˈplɑːntsˌwʊmənˈplan(t)sˌwo͝omən

A female expert in garden plants and gardening.
女苗圃专家；女花卉专家
June loved her garden and was an enthusiastic plantswoman
Example sentencesExamples
- Sally, a respected regional plantswoman (who even has plant hybrids named in her honor), has been growing specialty plants for the past 30 years.
- A plantswoman's garden created over the past 12 years, it has roses, a pond, a rockery and herbaceous borders, all in less than one acre.
- Veteran gardener, plantswoman, and native plant enthusiast, she has been growing her collection of more than 21 fern varieties for many years.
- I can attest she is an ace plantswoman and a civilised lady.
- The celebrity lecturer this year is a well-known plantswoman and former chairman of the Hardy Plant Society.
- They were landscaped by a well-known plantswoman.
- In time, Lady Londonderry became a distinguished plantswoman, but she did have the benefit of some help, at one time employing no fewer than 60 ex-servicemen gardeners to turn her ideas into reality.
- He is far less familiar to audiences than the award-winning plantswoman and regular host of coverage from the Chelsea and Hampton Court Flower Shows.
- Our greatest living plantswoman has created a seven-acre horticultural masterpiece, showing off plants for dry or damp areas, sun and shade.
- A plantswoman's garden created over the past 12 years, it has roses, a pond, a rockery, and herbaceous borders, all in less than one acre.
- Christian, fellow of the prestigious Linnean Society, is one such plantswoman.
- The daunting dimensions of her yard initially confounded even this inveterate plantswoman.
- Her role as a plantswoman and operator of a garden nursery at Munstead Wood are fully documented in many of the biographies about her.
- The daunting dimensions of the yard initially confounded even this inveterate plantswoman.
- She was a plantswoman, although not an avid plant collector, always choosing good plants carefully to give the effects she sought and to cover all the seasons.
- The Miss Willmott in question, a reputedly formidable lady and keen plantswoman, sprinkled the seeds of the plant in the gardens she visited, unbeknown to the owners, who would later be surprised by its unscheduled appearance.

Definition of plantswoman in US English:

plantswoman

nounˈplan(t)sˌwo͝omən

A female expert in garden plants and gardening.
女苗圃专家；女花卉专家
June loved her garden and was an enthusiastic plantswoman
Example sentencesExamples
- Our greatest living plantswoman has created a seven-acre horticultural masterpiece, showing off plants for dry or damp areas, sun and shade.
- A plantswoman's garden created over the past 12 years, it has roses, a pond, a rockery and herbaceous borders, all in less than one acre.
- The Miss Willmott in question, a reputedly formidable lady and keen plantswoman, sprinkled the seeds of the plant in the gardens she visited, unbeknown to the owners, who would later be surprised by its unscheduled appearance.
- Her role as a plantswoman and operator of a garden nursery at Munstead Wood are fully documented in many of the biographies about her.
- In time, Lady Londonderry became a distinguished plantswoman, but she did have the benefit of some help, at one time employing no fewer than 60 ex-servicemen gardeners to turn her ideas into reality.
- He is far less familiar to audiences than the award-winning plantswoman and regular host of coverage from the Chelsea and Hampton Court Flower Shows.
- She was a plantswoman, although not an avid plant collector, always choosing good plants carefully to give the effects she sought and to cover all the seasons.
- They were landscaped by a well-known plantswoman.
- A plantswoman's garden created over the past 12 years, it has roses, a pond, a rockery, and herbaceous borders, all in less than one acre.
- The celebrity lecturer this year is a well-known plantswoman and former chairman of the Hardy Plant Society.
- The daunting dimensions of the yard initially confounded even this inveterate plantswoman.
- Veteran gardener, plantswoman, and native plant enthusiast, she has been growing her collection of more than 21 fern varieties for many years.
- I can attest she is an ace plantswoman and a civilised lady.
- Christian, fellow of the prestigious Linnean Society, is one such plantswoman.
- Sally, a respected regional plantswoman (who even has plant hybrids named in her honor), has been growing specialty plants for the past 30 years.
- The daunting dimensions of her yard initially confounded even this inveterate plantswoman.

单词	plantswoman
释义	Definition of plantswoman in English: plantswoman nounPlural plantswomen ˈplɑːntsˌwʊmənˈplan(t)sˌwo͝omən A female expert in garden plants and gardening. 女苗圃专家；女花卉专家 June loved her garden and was an enthusiastic plantswoman Example sentencesExamples Sally, a respected regional plantswoman (who even has plant hybrids named in her honor), has been growing specialty plants for the past 30 years. A plantswoman's garden created over the past 12 years, it has roses, a pond, a rockery and herbaceous borders, all in less than one acre. Veteran gardener, plantswoman, and native plant enthusiast, she has been growing her collection of more than 21 fern varieties for many years. I can attest she is an ace plantswoman and a civilised lady. The celebrity lecturer this year is a well-known plantswoman and former chairman of the Hardy Plant Society. They were landscaped by a well-known plantswoman. In time, Lady Londonderry became a distinguished plantswoman, but she did have the benefit of some help, at one time employing no fewer than 60 ex-servicemen gardeners to turn her ideas into reality. He is far less familiar to audiences than the award-winning plantswoman and regular host of coverage from the Chelsea and Hampton Court Flower Shows. Our greatest living plantswoman has created a seven-acre horticultural masterpiece, showing off plants for dry or damp areas, sun and shade. A plantswoman's garden created over the past 12 years, it has roses, a pond, a rockery, and herbaceous borders, all in less than one acre. Christian, fellow of the prestigious Linnean Society, is one such plantswoman. The daunting dimensions of her yard initially confounded even this inveterate plantswoman. Her role as a plantswoman and operator of a garden nursery at Munstead Wood are fully documented in many of the biographies about her. The daunting dimensions of the yard initially confounded even this inveterate plantswoman. She was a plantswoman, although not an avid plant collector, always choosing good plants carefully to give the effects she sought and to cover all the seasons. The Miss Willmott in question, a reputedly formidable lady and keen plantswoman, sprinkled the seeds of the plant in the gardens she visited, unbeknown to the owners, who would later be surprised by its unscheduled appearance. Definition of plantswoman in US English: plantswoman nounˈplan(t)sˌwo͝omən A female expert in garden plants and gardening. 女苗圃专家；女花卉专家 June loved her garden and was an enthusiastic plantswoman Example sentencesExamples Our greatest living plantswoman has created a seven-acre horticultural masterpiece, showing off plants for dry or damp areas, sun and shade. A plantswoman's garden created over the past 12 years, it has roses, a pond, a rockery and herbaceous borders, all in less than one acre. The Miss Willmott in question, a reputedly formidable lady and keen plantswoman, sprinkled the seeds of the plant in the gardens she visited, unbeknown to the owners, who would later be surprised by its unscheduled appearance. Her role as a plantswoman and operator of a garden nursery at Munstead Wood are fully documented in many of the biographies about her. In time, Lady Londonderry became a distinguished plantswoman, but she did have the benefit of some help, at one time employing no fewer than 60 ex-servicemen gardeners to turn her ideas into reality. He is far less familiar to audiences than the award-winning plantswoman and regular host of coverage from the Chelsea and Hampton Court Flower Shows. She was a plantswoman, although not an avid plant collector, always choosing good plants carefully to give the effects she sought and to cover all the seasons. They were landscaped by a well-known plantswoman. A plantswoman's garden created over the past 12 years, it has roses, a pond, a rockery, and herbaceous borders, all in less than one acre. The celebrity lecturer this year is a well-known plantswoman and former chairman of the Hardy Plant Society. The daunting dimensions of the yard initially confounded even this inveterate plantswoman. Veteran gardener, plantswoman, and native plant enthusiast, she has been growing her collection of more than 21 fern varieties for many years. I can attest she is an ace plantswoman and a civilised lady. Christian, fellow of the prestigious Linnean Society, is one such plantswoman. Sally, a respected regional plantswoman (who even has plant hybrids named in her honor), has been growing specialty plants for the past 30 years. The daunting dimensions of her yard initially confounded even this inveterate plantswoman.
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