HOR101: Introduction

Introduction

Shrubs are defined as woody or semi woody perennial plants, the branches of which arise from the base of the plant and grow up to a height ranging from 50 cm to 4 m. Shrubs are very important garden components not only because of the large number of cultivated species and varieties but also due to the wide range of variation in the shape and size of the plants, handsome foliage, richly coloured flowers, ease in propagation and suitability to grow in varied climatic conditions. They become an integral part of the garden, being permanent characters.

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