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Meanings of herbaceous in English
Usage of herbaceous in English
1
Where detected, significant negative trends tended to be herbaceous or graminoid species.
2
No doubt in front of them was some kind of herbaceous border.
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A multitude of tiny chiming voices started whispering from the herbaceous borders.
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Hops-theflowers of a herbaceous perennial-area recent addition to beer making.
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A tall and beautiful alpine species from Austria, very hardy and herbaceous.
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It is a shrub but looks best grown as a herbaceous perennial.
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There is a useful and a baneful employment of the herbaceous kingdom.
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In sunny borders, annual and perennial herbaceous plants are far more appropriate.
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Then comes a lull unless a range of herbaceous plants is grown.
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Many herbaceous perennials are carrying seeds now, so collect some for sowing.
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They are herbaceous perennials, generally with hairy serrated leaves and handsome flowers.
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A hardy herbaceous perennial from Siberia, growing to a height of 3ft.
13
They grow on dead leaves, on mosses, or on dead herbaceous stems.
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I'm talking about dead plants: the desiccated remains of the season's herbaceous growth.
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A native herbaceous perennial, though somewhat rare in a wild state.
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Raised kerbstones, neat road-markings, clipped verges, lawns, herbaceous borders and civic clocks abound.
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