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    This document provides information about classifying plant materials used in landscape design. It discusses classifying plants based on their size as very small, medium, or tall plants. It also discusses classifying plants based on the nature of their stems as thick and hard, thin and hard, green and tender, or weak. The document defines herbs as small plants less than 1 meter high with green, tender stems. It defines shrubs as medium-sized plants from 1-3 meters high with thin, hard stems. It defines trees as tall plants over 3 meters high with thick, hard, brown stems. It defines creepers as plants that cannot stand upright and defines climbers as plants that climb with support.

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    This document provides information about classifying plant materials used in landscape design. It discusses classifying plants based on their size as very small, medium, or tall plants. It also discusses classifying plants based on the nature of their stems as thick and hard, thin and hard, green and tender, or weak. The document defines herbs as small plants less than 1 meter high with green, tender stems. It defines shrubs as medium-sized plants from 1-3 meters high with thin, hard stems. It defines trees as tall plants over 3 meters high with thick, hard, brown stems. It defines creepers as plants that cannot stand upright and defines climbers as plants that climb with support.

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    University Institute of Architecture: Bachelor of Architecture Landscape Design ART337 Ar. Samridhi

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    This document provides information about classifying plant materials used in landscape design. It discusses classifying plants based on their size as very small, medium, or tall plants. It also discusses classifying plants based on the nature of their stems as thick and hard, thin and hard, green and tender, or weak. The document defines herbs as small plants less than 1 meter high with green, tender stems. It defines shrubs as medium-sized plants from 1-3 meters high with thin, hard stems. It defines trees as tall plants over 3 meters high with thick, hard, brown stems. It defines creepers as plants that cannot stand upright and defines climbers as plants that climb with support.

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    UNIVERSITY INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTURE

    Bachelor of Architecture
    Landscape Design ART337
    INSTIINiIINiiiiSTUTUTE…UIA…………………..

    Ar. Samridhi

    "Plant Materials: Trees & Its Classification, DISCOVER . LEARN . EMPOWER


    Shrubs, Ground Covers, Creepers.(Unit2 L1)
    Introducton of
    Landscape Design

    Course Outcome
    LANDSCAPE II Source : www.Landscapedesign.com

    CO1 Students will learn about elements of


    "Plant Materials: Trees & Its Classifcatonn
    landscaping and plant material Remember Shrubsn Ground Coversn Creepers.
    CO2 Student will learn about the landscape
    Classifcaton Structuren Colorn Formn Foliage of
    theories and designs Understand
    CO3 various types of Treesn Shrubs and Creepers etc.
    Identfy and describe the major contributons Identfcaton and study of a few Indian plants
    made by landscape architects during the past Understand
    50 years (Treesn Shrubsn Ground cover & Creepers)"
    2
    Classification of Trees

    "Plant Materials: Trees & Its


    Classifcatonn Shrubsn Ground
    Coversn Creepers.
    Classifcaton Structuren Colourn
    Formn Foliage of various types
    of Treesn Shrubs and Creepers
    etc.

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    Classification of Trees

    Plants can be classifed based on the sizes of the plants – very smalln medium or tall.
    4
    Classification of Trees

    Plants can be classifed based on the nature of the stems – thick and hardn thin and
    5
    hardn green and tender that can stand straightn and weak that cannot stand straight.
    Classification of Trees

    Plants can be classifed based on the where the branches appear – at the base of the stem
    6
    or higher up.
    Herbs

    Herbs are small plants less than 1m high. They have greenn tender stems with few branches.
    Tomaton Mint and Brinjal plants are some examples of herbs.
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    Herbs

    Herbs are small plants less than 1m high. They have greenn tender stems with few branches.
    Tomaton Mint and Brinjal plants are some examples of herbs. 8
    Herbs

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    Shrubs

    Shrubs are medium-sized plants about 1-3 m in height. They have thin and hard stems with
    branches that arise near the base of the stem. Rosen Hibiscus and Lemon plants are some
    examples of shrubs.
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    Shrubs

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    Trees

    Trees are tall and generally over 3m in height. They have thickn hard and brown stemsn with
    branches that arise from the upper part of the stem. 12
    Creepers

    Creepers are plants that have weak stems and cannot stand upright.
    Plants like strawberry spread on the ground.
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    Climbers

    Climbers climb up with a support. Plants like the Grape Vine and Money Plant are climbers.
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    Climbers

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    THANK YOU

    For queries
    Email: samridhi.e9372@cumail.in

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