Shrub example sentences

"Shrub" Example Sentences

1. The shrub stood barely two feet tall.
2. Pink flowers dotted the small shrub in the front garden.
3. We pushed through the thorny shrub to reach the creek.
4. The bushes and shrubs lined the walkway.
5. The landscaper trimmed the overgrown shrubs.
6. The small bird nested deep within the shrub.
7. He hid behind the large evergreen shrub.
8. The beautiful flowering shrub filled the garden with color.
9. The hurricane tore several shrubs from the ground.
10. The gardener pruned the unruly shrubs.
11. The invasive shrub threatened the native plants.
12. The small animal hid under the shrub to avoid being seen.
13. The furry creature dashed out from the shrub.
14. The gardener planted new shrubs around the patio.
15. The Christmas lights were strung through the shrubs.
16. The deer browsed on the tender shrub leaves.
17. The tiny bird built its nest within the thick shrub.
18. The gardener had plans to replace several overgrown shrubs.
19. The Berberis shrub's thorns made it difficult to approach.
20. The terraced garden contained dozens of flowering shrubs.
21. The holly shrub produced bright red berries in winter.
22. The butterfly bush attracted many colorful butterflies.
23. The Texas sage shrub bloomed yellow flowers in the fall.
24. Several rhododendron shrubs lined the front walkway.
25. The dense shrub provided privacy from the street.
26. The dogwood shrub burst into bloom each spring.
27. Azalea shrubs added color to the flower beds.
28. The bay shrub scented the air with its fragrant leaves.
29. Thick rosemary shrubs were abundant in the herb garden.
30. The towering boxwood shrubs continued to grow.
31. The rose shrub finally began to bloom.
32. Wisteria shrubs draped their long vines over the arbor.
33. The spirea shrub bloomed pink fluffy clusters in summer.
34. A yucca shrub grew in the southwest corner of the yard.
35. The honeysuckle shrub produced sweet smelling flowers.
36. The shallow root system limited the growth of the shrub.
37. The sweet bay shrub provided leaves for cooking.
38. The kerria shrub produced bright yellow flowers in spring.
39. The lilac shrub released its sweet fragrance in spring.
40. The cypress shrubs were evergreens that grew in dense clumps.
41. The Cotoneaster shrub displayed brilliant red leaves in fall.
42. The prickly holly shrub deterred animals and thieves.
43. Two viburnum shrubs flanked the walkway entrance.
44. The sweet mimosa shrub opened its pink flowers at dawn.
45. The glossy holly shrub bore attractive spiked leaves.
46. The young brown thrasher hid among the shrub's branches.
47. The gardener trimmed back the ragged hemlock shrub.
48. The ornamental grass contrasted well with the surrounding shrubs.
49. The cedar shrub released its resinous fragrance when brushed.
50. The dense growth habit of the laurel shrub made it ideal for hedges.
51. Pruning prompted lush new growth from the forsythia shrub.
52. The juniper shrub's blue-green foliage looked attractive all year.
53. The arborvitae shrub served as an attractive year-round screen.
54. The new cherry shrub had blossomed with beautiful pink blooms.
55. The spreading cotoneaster shrub caught the morning sunlight.
56. The wildlife fed on the berries of the mountain ash shrub.
57. The bare root privet shrub needed careful planting.
58. The potted hydrangea shrub would produce large flower heads.
59. Grape holly shrubs produced attractive purple berries.
60. The inkberry shrub displayed shiny evergreen leaves all winter.

Common Phases

1. The shrub had small pink flowers.
2. She trimmed back the overgrown shrubs.
3. They planted azaleas and rhododendron shrubs in the garden.
4. The camellia shrub bloomed beautifully in the spring.
5. The row of hedges and shrubs lined the edge of the property.
6. The arborvitae shrubs provided some privacy from the neighbors.
7. The gardener pruned the ornamental shrubs.
8. The roses grew beside the holly and boxwood shrubs.
9. Fragrant honeysuckle shrubs climbed up the fence.
10. They transplanted the juniper shrubs from the nursery.
11. She stopped to smell the fragrant lilac shrubs.
12. The ivy shrubs grew along the stone wall.
13. The children played hide and seek behind the shrubs.
14. Tall palm shrubs lined the driveway.
15. The fire destroyed many of the beautiful shrubs.
16. Fertilize the shrubs in early spring.
17. The gardener planted new shrubs to replace the ones that died.
18. The Japanese magnolia shrub grew large white flowers.
19. The gardener watered the numerous shrubs in the landscape.
20. The snow weighed down the branches of the tall spruce shrubs.
21. Viburnum shrubs bloomed along the sidewalk.
22. The hydrangea shrubs produced big blue flower heads.
23. The forsythia shrubs lit up the yard with their bright yellow blooms.
24. The nandina shrubs provided deep red color in the winter.
25. She deadheaded the tired-looking shrubs.
26. The children picked blackberries from the thorny shrubs.
27. They carefully pruned the tree-like yew shrubs.
28. She cut back the invasive bamboo shrubs.
29. They planted shrub roses along the fence line.
30. The cuttings from the privet shrubs were rooted in the greenhouse.
31. The burr toda shrubs were difficult to remove once established.
32. Boxwood shrubs provide structure and shape in the landscape.
33. The children hide small toys in the leaves of the big oleander shrubs.
34. The blueberry shrubs produced an abundant crop of fruit.
35. They planted new leafy shrubs to replace the ones that died over winter.
36. The bones were hidden deep within the overgrown shrubs.
37. Now that spring has arrived, it's time to prune the deciduous shrubs.
38. They added more shrubs to fill in the empty spaces in the garden.
39. The spreading cotoneaster shrubs covered the hillside.
40. The juicy berries hung heavy on the barberry shrubs.
41. Butterflies fluttered around the blooms of the butterfly bush shrubs.
42. The cleaning staff trimmed back the overgrown patio shrubs.
43. The gardener painstakingly shaped the boxwood shrubs into spheres.
44. Colorful blooms dotted the spirea shrubs in springtime.
45. The landscaper replaced the diseased shrubs with new healthy specimens.
46. The bougainvillea shrubs were covered in vibrant magenta flowers.
47. Leaves and debris collect in the branches of the untended shrubs.
48. Ripe cherries hung from the branches of the wild shrub trees.
49. The arborist cut back all the invasive and overgrown shrubs.
50. The dogwood shrubs produced clusters of pale pink blooms.
51. Mosses and lichens clung to the branches of the gnarled old shrubs.
52. She wandered through the fragrant rhododendron shrubs in the garden.
53. The tiny lavender shrubs dotted hills with splashes of color.
54. Yellow twig dogwood shrubs provide winter interest in the garden.
55. Tiny white flowers bloomed on the witch hazel shrubs.
56. They planted clusters of evergreen shrubs for year-round greenery.
57. The spreading juniper shrubs softened the edges of the property.
58. The bela shrubs were originally imported from China.
59. The serviceberry shrubs produced tiny white blossoms in spring.
60. The sheep ate the tender new leaves sprouting from the leathery shrubs.