horticulturist
a person whose research or business involves the cultivation of flowers, fruits, vegetables, or ornamental plants:The visiting lecturer, a horticulturist from Australia, will explain some techniques to help protect and acclimatize tropical plants.
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Meanwhile, certificate programs from institutions like Oaksterdam University, Green Flower and the Cleveland School of Cannabis offer courses in topics like business, horticulture, health care, law and policy.
Medical cannabis master’s program at University of Maryland sees growth since launch | Tracy Mitchell Griggs | December 18, 2020 | Washington PostNature, the great horticulturist, has here done her best and final work.
My Life in Many States and in Foreign Lands | George Francis TrainHis place was well named for he was a great horticulturist, the first to domesticate the Catawba grape.
A Portrait of Old George Town | Grace Dunlop EckerMentioned in the horticulturist of 1850 as growing well in Illinois.
The Grapes of New York | U. P. HedrickThey are not of so much interest to the horticulturist as to the farmer.
Garden Pests in New Zealand | D. Miller
There are several species, but two are of interest to the horticulturist.
Garden Pests in New Zealand | D. Miller
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