Sentence examples for landscape association from inspiring English sources

Rick is past president of the Indianapolis Landscape Association and Indiana Nursery Landscape Association.

Robert V. Heffernan, executive director of the Connecticut Nursery and Landscape Association, said plant theft affects the market in several ways.

According to Bob Heffernan, executive secretary of the Connecticut Nursery and Landscape Association, from 1960 to 1980 there were three or four growers in the state.

Craig Regelbrugge, vice president for government relations of the American Nursery and Landscape Association, called the new study flawed, but said "the fundamental premise is well understood".

"Many Hispanic immigrants have worked their way up from laborers and crewmen to foremen," says Ellen Talmadge, president of the Long Island Nursery and Landscape Association, and director of marketing for Talmadge Nursery.

"I'm very concerned," said Amy Frankmann, executive director of the Michigan Nursery and Landscape Association, who has heard from many members and who says the disaster could threaten the livelihoods of landscapers whose insurance will not cover the cost.

Morphology, landscape associations, bed truncation, plus glaciofluvial lags and gravel on fluting ridges are inferred to support erosion by meltwater.

We urge replication of the method in other regions to increase the external validity of the landscape value physical landscape associations described herein.

This paper documents the morphology, internal structure, and landscape associations of the Athabasca fluting field, Alberta, and discusses how well these characteristics are explained by postulated fluting forming processes.

"Any landscaper that is worth his salt right now can offer this to his customers," said H. Pat Voges, a spokesman for the Nassau and Suffolk Landscape Gardeners Association, which counts public works and parks departments, landscapers, golf course superintendents, nurserymen, cemetery directors and maintenance people among its 1,562 members.

Mr. Voges of the Nassau and Suffolk Landscape Gardeners Association said his group had asked the Cornell Cooperative Extension to design a lawn care program using organic products.