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knot garden
(redirected from knot gardens)

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knot garden
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Horticulture) (esp formerly) a formal garden of intricate design
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Theme gardens such as parterre gardens, knot gardens, and Italian gardens further establish the tone of the landscaping design and provide organic reflections of home architecture.
Front Yard Landscaping by Jeff Halper / Home improvement and landscaping community
Box is generally planted in parterres and knot gardens, used for edging garden paths and as clipped topiary and needs a little help to encourage strong growth.
Out and about in the summer garden by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
Knot gardens and modern gardens work very well in these neighborhoods, adding dimension and form, along with symmetry, without overpowering other landscaping elements.
Houston Garden by Jeff Halper / Home improvement and landscaping community
 
 
 
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