Shrubs

Key Notes :

Definition of Shrubs:

• Shrubs are small plants that are bushy and have many branches.
• They are usually shorter than trees and can grow up to 15 feet tall.

Characteristics of Shrubs:

• Shrubs have multiple stems that come from the base.
• They have leaves, flowers, and sometimes fruit or seeds.
• They can be evergreen (stay green all year) or deciduous (lose their leaves in fall).

Examples of Shrubs:

• Some common examples include rose bushes, lavender, and lilac.
• Shrubs can be used for decoration in gardens, parks, and yards.

Where Shrubs Grow:

• Shrubs can grow in gardens, forests, and near roadsides.
• They can survive in different climates, from hot to cold weather.

Uses of Shrubs:

• Shrubs provide food and shelter for small animals and birds.
• They are often used in landscaping to create barriers or add beauty to an area.

Difference Between Shrubs and Trees:

• Unlike trees, shrubs do not grow as tall, and they have many branches close to the ground.
• Trees usually have a single, thick trunk, while shrubs have multiple stems.

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