shrub
a shrub that is grown for its flowers
a shrub of a small size
a shrub of a large size
a shrub that does not grow tall
a shrub that grows to a significant height
a shrub that has leaves throughout the year
a shrub with many leaves and branches growing closely
a shrub that naturally grows in a particular area
a shrub that loses its leaves in autumn
a shrub that grows to its full size quickly
a shrub with leaves and branches that are very close together
a shrub grown for its beautiful appearance
a shrub that is naturally small
a shrub that has grown too large and untidy
a shrub with hard, stiff stems like wood
a shrub that produces flowers in the spring
a shrub that is not large or small
a shrub that is strong, healthy, and grows quickly
a shrub with sharp points on its stems
a shrub that is notable in the spring, often because it flowers then
a shrub trained to grow flat against a wall
used to refer to several different kinds of shrubs
indicates that an area has shrubs growing in it because they were put there
to put a shrub into the ground to grow
to cultivate a shrub
to make a shrub neat by cutting small parts of it
to cut off some branches of a shrub to shape it or improve its growth
to prune a shrub severely, making it much smaller
to plant a shrub, often as part of a garden design
to remove a shrub, often by cutting or digging
to remove a shrub from the ground by digging, including its roots
to remove a shrub from the ground by digging
to plant a shrub again in a new place
a type of rose that grows as a large, bushy shrub
a particular type of shrub
used to describe the development or location of a shrub
used when a shrub produces flowers