14:52 Jun 15, 2010 

but you have proved my point. It could have different connotations. My question to messmoudi was to establish which one was s/he after; and this can only be ascertained by having the full text/context (or at least one or two sentences) containing the term.

09:04 Jun 15, 2010 

Hi Mona, here are a few examples:
Paul Norgard has been landscaping for over 30 years and specializes in both residential and commercial landscape projects.

I landscape for corporations and earn good money. (meaning that I work as a landscape gardner for corporations and earn good money.)

Another meaning for landscap (noun): It is an extensive mental viewpoint; "the diplomatic landscape looks vague without a change of the Foreign Minister"; "we changed the landscape for solving the problem of payroll inequity"

Glad to help.
Take care.

12:51 Jun 14, 2010 

Please provide more text, as you can see there is more than one way to answer this question!