undershrub

IPA: ˈʌndɝʃrˈʌb

Examples of "undershrub" in Sentences

A barren fragment of undershrub, with opposite fleshy leaves with recurved margins.
It is an evergreen climbing undershrub, having whitish green flowers, and grows readily from suckers.
It is an undershrub, the stem of which is compressed and angular below, and armed with prickles at the angles.
; _L. spica_, Linn.), a half-hardy perennial undershrub, native of dry, calcareous uplands in southern Europe.
= Hyssop = (_Hyssopus officinalis_, Linn.), a perennial evergreen undershrub of the Labiatæ, native of the Mediterranean region.
Lemon thyme (_T. citriodorus_, Pers.), like its common relative, is a little undershrub, with procumbent stems and with a particularly pleasing fragrance.
I took a botanical account of stock of our domains before the dew was off, and found that the ground-hemlock, or American yew, was the prevailing undershrub.
The indigo plant, SWAINSONA GALEGIFOLIA, is a glabrous perennial, or undershrub, with erect flexuose branches, sometimes under one foot, sometimes ascending, or even climbing, to the height of several feet.
The best variety of _L. vera_ -- and there are several, although unnamed -- improved by cultivation in England, presents the appearance of an evergreen undershrub of about two feet in height, with grayish green linear leaves, rolled under at the edges, when young; the branches are erect and give a bushy appearance to the plant; the flowers are borne on