The word "landscaping" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to the act of altering and improving the aesthetic appeal of a piece of land. For example, "I hired a professional landscaping company to improve the curb appeal of my home."
Enefit has solved that in green-minded Estonia, by landscaping and replacing the topsoil.
Just as important, they're largely seasonal positions targeted specifically at teenagers camp counselors, lifeguards, landscaping workers, amusement park attendants, and so on.
He has widened the main road running through the town, is landscaping a new public park and opened a fruit and vegetable market that brings the council $100,000 a year in revenues (the market has gained at the expense of tightly-restricted Nablus, which used to be the main trading hub for the region).
Such structural work accounts for around a third of the $11.5m upgrade, with the rest going on new sewers and landscaping.
The fragrant sumac has three-parted leaves, scented when bruised; it forms a dense low shrub useful in landscaping.
D. fruticosa (formerly P. fruticosa) has provided many dwarf shrubs used in landscaping.
Both are handsome trees, the European growing to 18 metres (60 feet), twice the height of the American species, and yielding several cultivated varieties popular in landscaping.
The chief planner was the Chicago architect Daniel H. Burnham Charles B. Atwoodd was designer in chief; and Frederick Law Olmsted was entrusted with landscaping.
The winged spindle tree, or winged euonymus (E. alata), is often called burning bush; a shrub growing to a height of 2.5 m, it has several cultivated varieties, including a dwarf, compact branching form, which is much used in landscaping.
1747 September 14, 1829 Foxley, England Sir Uvedale Price, 1st Baronet, (born 1747 died Sept. 14, 1829, Foxley, Herefordshire, Eng)., British landscape designer and, with the writer-artist William Gilpin and Richard Payne Knight, one of the chief aestheticians of the Picturesque movement in landscaping.
This Japanese garden eliminated the troublesome pools, and the predominance of hard landscaping means there are now few plants to maintain and so little in the way of heavy soil for the structural engineers to worry about.
