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09:40 May 30, 2013 |
French to English translations [PRO] Botany | |||||||
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4 +4 | boxwood embroidery patterns |
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4 +3 | box embroidery |
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3 +2 | box knot gardens |
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4 -1 | could be patchwork of boxwood, rather than embroidery |
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3 | fine boxwood topiaries |
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could be patchwork of boxwood, rather than embroidery Explanation: IMO |
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fine boxwood topiaries Explanation: - |
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box knot gardens Explanation: This is what they are usually called. Box planting or box ribbons in the first example below might also work if you want to be more creative! Topiary / Royal Horticultural Society www.rhs.org.uk › Gardening › Advice Jan 27, 2011 – The knot garden was formed from different coloured box planted in crisscrossing patterns so that it appeared that the ribbons of hedges had ... Knot garden - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Knot_garden Most knot gardens now have edges made from box (Buxus sempervirens), whose leaves have a sweet smell when bruised. The paths in between are usually ... |
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