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shrubby
adjective
uk /ˈʃrʌb.i/ us /ˈʃrʌb.i/
covered with or consisting of shrubs(= a large plant with a rounded shape formed from many small branches growing either directly from the ground or from a hard stem):
Some shrubby herbs may need further pruning during the summer.
The coast stretches for a mile or so before curving out towards a shrubby headland.
This one usually makes a tree, so for most gardens the shrubbier variety is a better choice.
The garden is mainly rock with little shrubby plants sticking up here and there.
If you take a cutting from the mature wood it will retain its shrubby character.
Can you recommend a shrubby honeysuckle that flowers during the winter?
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