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Row planting of shrubs or dwarf trees at regular intervals so that it forms a fence is known as:
Row planting of shrubs or dwarf trees at regular intervals so that it forms a fence is known as:
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Use hedges to create natural fences or boundaries in landscaping.
Updated On: Jul 4, 2025
- Edge
- Arch
- Topiary
- Hedge
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The Correct Option is D
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A hedge is a row of shrubs or dwarf trees planted closely at regular intervals, which forms a living fence or boundary. Hedges are commonly used for privacy, decoration, and protection against wind or animals.
(A) Edge – Incorrect. Edges are borders around flower beds or lawns but not necessarily a fence.
(B) Arch – Incorrect. Arches are curved structures often used as garden entrances or supports.
(C) Topiary – Incorrect. Topiary involves trimming plants into ornamental shapes.
(D) Hedge – Correct. Row planting forming a fence or boundary.
(A) Edge – Incorrect. Edges are borders around flower beds or lawns but not necessarily a fence.
(B) Arch – Incorrect. Arches are curved structures often used as garden entrances or supports.
(C) Topiary – Incorrect. Topiary involves trimming plants into ornamental shapes.
(D) Hedge – Correct. Row planting forming a fence or boundary.
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