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−	\| Finsbury Park’s topiary elephants, created by architect and topiatrist Tim Bushe, ~~and~~ located at the junction of Romilly Road and Ambler Road.	+	\| Finsbury Park’s topiary elephants, created by architect and topiatrist Tim Bushe, located at the junction of Romilly Road and Ambler Road.
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−	Topiary is a horticultural term~~. It~~ describes the art of shaping - or the science of training - plants, trees or shrubs by trimming the branches and foliage.	+	Topiary is a horticultural term that describes the art of shaping - or the science of training - plants, trees or shrubs by trimming the branches and foliage. It is also sometimes used to describe features of gardens created by that process such as:
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−	~~Topiary~~ is sometimes used to describe features of ~~the garden~~ that ~~are created through the~~ process~~. This can include~~:	+

	* Knot gardens		* Knot gardens
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	* Parterres		* Parterres

−	The term ~~can be~~ applied to the specific plants that have been trained into clearly defined geometric shapes, fanciful figures or artistic designs.	+	The term is often applied to the specific plants that have been trained into clearly defined geometric shapes, fanciful figures or artistic designs.

−	The most popular plants for topiary creations are ~~different types of~~ evergreens. Common species include holly, laurel, boxwood, yew and privet.	+	The most popular plants for topiary creations are evergreens. Common species include holly, laurel, boxwood, yew and privet.

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	\| Finsbury Park’s topiary elephants, created by architect and topiatrist Tim Bushe, and located at the junction of Romilly Road and Ambler Road.		\| Finsbury Park’s topiary elephants, created by architect and topiatrist Tim Bushe, and located at the junction of Romilly Road and Ambler Road.
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−	Topiary is a term ~~that~~ describes the art of shaping - or science of training - plants, trees or shrubs by trimming branches and foliage~~. The term is also used to describe the specific plants that have been trained into clearly defined geometric shapes, fanciful figures or artistic designs~~.	+	Topiary is a horticultural term. It describes the art of shaping - or the science of training - plants, trees or shrubs by trimming the branches and foliage.

	Topiary is sometimes used to describe features of the garden that are created through the process. This can include:		Topiary is sometimes used to describe features of the garden that are created through the process. This can include:
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	* Parterres		* Parterres

−	The most popular plants for topiary are ~~differently~~ types of evergreens. Common species include holly, laurel, boxwood, yew and privet.	+	The term can be applied to the specific plants that have been trained into clearly defined geometric shapes, fanciful figures or artistic designs.
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		+	The most popular plants for topiary creations are different types of evergreens. Common species include holly, laurel, boxwood, yew and privet.

	= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =		= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

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	Topiary is a term that describes the art of shaping - or science of training - plants, trees or shrubs by trimming branches and foliage. The term is also used to describe the specific plants that have been trained into clearly defined geometric shapes, fanciful figures or artistic designs.		Topiary is a term that describes the art of shaping - or science of training - plants, trees or shrubs by trimming branches and foliage. The term is also used to describe the specific plants that have been trained into clearly defined geometric shapes, fanciful figures or artistic designs.

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		+	* Garden.
	* Hedging in the landscape.		* Hedging in the landscape.
		+	* Landscape design.
		+	* Parterre.
		+	* Sharawadgi.

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Topiary is a term that describes the art of shaping - or science of training - plants, trees or shrubs by trimming branches and foliage. The term is also used to describe the specific plants that have been trained into clearly defined geometric shapes, fanciful figures or artistic designs.

Topiary is sometimes used to describe features of the garden that are created through the process. This can include:

* Knot gardens
* Mazes
* Parterres

The most popular plants for topiary are differently types of evergreens. Common species include holly, laurel, boxwood, yew and privet.

= Related articles on Designing Buildings Wiki =

* Hedging in the landscape.

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