What is another word for shrubs?

Pronunciation: [ʃɹˈʌbz] (IPA)

Shrubs are woody plants that are small to medium in size. They come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and they are commonly found in gardens, parks, and along roadsides. Synonyms for the word "shrubs" include bushes, scrubs, thicket, underbrush, coppice, brushwood, and scrubland. Each of these words describes a type of shrub or a location where shrubs can be found. They are all different variations of the word "shrubs" and help to convey an image of a dense, leafy plant that is a staple of many landscapes.

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Usage examples for Shrubs

On the roof was created a marvellous garden planted with choicest flowers, shrubs, and even trees of considerable size.
"Due North or Glimpses of Scandinavia and Russia"
Maturin M. Ballou
Passing a clump of shrubs in which he did not find any guinea-fowl, he drew nearer the river.
"In Desert and Wilderness"
Henryk Sienkiewicz
Bushes, shrubs, all run wild, and an occasional flower which had come up by chance, were dispersed about.
"The Man from Jericho"
Edwin Carlile Litsey

Famous quotes with Shrubs

  • What would surprise a lot of people about me... I'm a gardener! I have a green thumb. I really like to get into the shrubs, the bushes, and really cultivate.
    Jeffrey Donovan
  • In the wilderness of life, happiness is looking for you in the jungles of dreams and desires, in the beauty of shrubs and flowers, in the span of sadness and kindness, in the deepness of hearts and minds.
    Debasish Mridha
  • Whenever a Muslim called upon the Muslim society, he never faced any resistance-he called in the name of one God ‘Allah-ho-Akbar’. On the other hand, when we (Hindus) call will call, ‘come on, Hindus’, who will respond? We, the Hindus, are divided in numerous small communities, many barriers-provincialism-who will respond overcoming all these obstacles? “We suffered from many dangers, but we could never be united. When Mohammed Ghouri brought the first blow from outside, the Hindus could not be united, even in the those days of imminent danger. When the Muslims started to demolish the temples one after another, and to break the idols of Gods and Goddesses, the Hindus fought and died in small units, but they could not be united. It has been provided that we were killed in different ages due to out discord. Weakness harbors sin. So, if the Muslims beat us and we, the Hindus, tolerate this without resistance-then, we will know that it is made possible only by our weakness. For the sake of ourselves and our neighbour Muslims also, we have to discard our weakness. We can appeal to our neighbour Muslims, `Please don't be cruel to us. No religion can be based on genocide' - but this kind of appeal is nothing, but the weeping of the weak person. When the low pressure is created in the air, storm comes spontaneously; nobody can stop it for sake for religion. Similarly, if weakness is cherished and be allowed to exist, torture comes automatically - nobody can stop it. Possibly, the Hindus and the Muslims can make a fake friendship to each other for a while, but that cannot last forever. As long as you don’t purify the soil, which grows only thorny shrubs you can not expect any fruit.
    Rabindranath Tagore

Related words: small shrubs, tiny shrubs, low shrubs, ornamental shrubs, groundcover shrubs, evergreen shrubs, flowering shrubs, small perennial shrubs, dwarf shrubs

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