Which is an example of a shrub? (2024)

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What is a shrub and examples? ›

A plant that is small to medium in size is known as a shrub. They are woody plants that lack a thick hard trunk and differentiated branches. They have large, broad leaves. Examples of shrubs are rose, henna, lemon, tulsi, jasmine, etc.

Shrubs are medium-sized plants with bushy and hard stems with branches. Examples of shrubs are rose, lemon, henna, orange, etc.

Herbs are those plants whose stems are soft green and perishable. They have a very short life span of one or two seasons. Herbs are Wheat, Paddy (Rice), Cabbage, Tomato, Mustard, Radish, Sunflower, Carrot, Ginger, and Turnip.

Examples of Shrubs : Croton, Lemon, Tulsi, Rose, Jasmine (Chameli), Bougainvillea, China rose, Pomegranate and Heena.

The house should be approached by a long sweeping driveway, with shrubs planted on either side. They can be shrubs and trees of gut-wrenching beauty. Plants and shrubs "of any kind' were to be lifted in the autumn. It will cope with shade under shrubs and trees, but is also happy in full sun.

shrub noun (PLANT)

a large plant with a rounded shape formed from many small branches growing either directly from the ground or from a hard stem, grown in gardens: She planted some roses and other flowering shrubs. See also. bush (PLANT)

Examples of Herbs, Shrubs, Climbers, Creepersare Basil and Mint (Herbs); Lemon and Tulsi (Shrubs); Pea plant and Money plant (Climbers); Watermelon and Pumpkin (Creepers). Shrubs are plants with thick, hard stems, whereas herbs are green plants with thin, pliable stems. Near the stem's base, they have branches.

Mints are aromatic, almost exclusively perennial herbs. They have wide-spreading underground and overground stolons and erect, square, branched stems.

Rose is a shrub since it is a medium sized plant with a hard woody stem and branches out from the base.

shrub. noun. ˈshrəb. : a woody plant that has several stems and is smaller than most trees.

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A shrub is viewed as taller than a bush but not as tall as a tree (although there are tall shrubs that are also referred to as trees) and has thicker foliage than a bush. A shrub is commonly groomed, pruned, and shaped, while a bush is often left to grow wild.