landscaper

[land-skey-per]

noun

1. a gardener who does landscape gardening.

landscaper

/ ˈlændˌskeɪpə /

noun

1. a landscape gardener

Word History and Origins

Origin of landscaper¹

First recorded in 1960–65; landscape + -er ¹

Example Sentences

But until a friend mentioned Hanwha’s hiring spree this spring, Phillips had never considered a future in the industry, having previously worked as a mailman and a commercial landscaper.

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From the South Carolina Lowcountry to the Jersey Shore to the islands of Massachusetts, food banks are seeing year-round workers — teachers, servers, landscapers, fishermen — lining up for help in numbers not seen since the pandemic.

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“I believe that immigrants are part of this country and I’m kind of partial with the defendant,” said one man, a landscaper from Lancaster.

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Zapata worked as a landscaper in El Paso, sending most of his earnings to his family back in Venezuela but occasionally splurging on a steak dinner or a visit to a water park with friends.

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Two staff members from an Ontario surgery center have been charged with allegedly interfering with U.S. immigration officers trying to detain landscapers who ran into the center to escape.

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Related Words

• grower 
• horticulturist