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Meanings of nurseryman in English
Usage of nurseryman in English
1
Fresh orders to the nurseryman, and fresh plantings in still deeper holes.
2
I order them from the nurseryman rather than have the fag of it.
3
Schwitter, the nurseryman, had proved to have a wife in an insane asylum.
4
I once failed in business as a nurseryman-butI don't blame the flowers.
5
He worked, briefly, as a nurseryman, spending his early wages on a guitar.
6
The catalogues were respectively from a nurseryman and from a prominent London fur establishment.
7
Anyone desiring to plant chestnut trees should consult their local nurseryman or farm advisor.
8
That is a widely held horticultural fallacy which is unconsciously fostered by many nurseryman.
9
I've been something else in my time, besides a nurseryman.
10
He is by men called Christopher Gray, nurseryman at Fulham.
11
The condition of the received goods indicates the carefulness of the nurseryman or the contrary.
12
He was a nurseryman and seedsman in private life, and he fairly hid the wicket-keep.
13
Of course, I cannot speak for any other nurseryman.
14
Guy G. Nearing, a nurseryman of adjacent Ridgewood and an expert is several botanical fields.
15
The nurseryman can easily secure the straight trunk of the mature tree in the yielding sapling.
16
Your nurseryman, by the way, may have added a flourish by calling it The Pheasant Bush.
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