landscaping
- noun
- /ˈlændˌskeɪpɪŋ/
- Cement blocks and bricks are used in driveways, landscaping designs, and trail systems in housing subdivisions.
- a landscaping project
- a landscaping company
- landscaping products
You have to have them look, flags, monument signs, bullet bandit signs, good landscaping, great entrances.
- You have to have them look, flags, monument signs, bullet bandit signs, good landscaping, great entrances.
- And similarly, the yard, you know, took a lot of development, planted grass, lots of landscaping.
- So we're like outside in the little sort of common area where it's like this landscaping and grass and stuff.
- So you don't actually believe like we will do the landscaping way.
- And I'd weigh rather some corner coffee shops and local landscaping than a Starbucks or APE owned roll up.
Examples
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I asked him to do some landscaping out back.
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Michael, he has a successful landscaping business.
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And you still have a good amount of room to do some nice landscaping over here.
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What about all the money from the landscaping jobs?
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With May just days old, the landscaping around the four houses was coming to life.
Fiction book (2002) -
So we're like outside in the little sort of common area where it's like this landscaping and grass and stuff.
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Mostly, I just do the radio program and whatever landscaping and consulting I can pick up.
Fiction book (1998) -
The floral, nursery, and landscaping industry is one of the fastest growing sectors in agriculture.
Academic text (1994) -
Real estate development is brisk, and topsoil used in construction and landscaping is in great demand.
Academic text (1998) -
Last summer, we hired a professional to improve the landscaping in our backyard.
Synonyms
Working to grow and care for plants, often as a hobby
The design and planning of outdoor places like parks and gardens
Tasks you do outside to cut grass and care for plants
Work that cares for outdoor areas of a property like lawns and gardens
Planning and caring for outdoor areas and plants to make them attractive
How Involved
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word landscaping comes from land and landscape, a word that originally meant 'a view or shape of the land'. So landscaping is about 'shaping' and arranging the land to make it look attractive.