potscape
potscape noun: an artistic arrangement of plants in pots.
Noun
potscape (plural potscapes)
- An artistic arrangement of plants in pots.
- Create a potscape. Avoiding anything too cute or kitschy, the author plants the tree to resemble how a scrubby juniper would look in nature. Roots are left exposed and rocks are placed as they might be on a windswept hillside.1993, Fine Gardening, numbers 31-40, page 45
- Music and sounds are disruptive to this author, but visual stimuli are most welcoming, with a budding hibiscus tree and surrounding potscape garden planted directly outside the home office window.2007, W. Johnson, C. Mullen, Write to the Top!: How to Become a Prolific Academic, page 152
Forms of potscape
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Questions about potscape
- What does potscape mean?
- Potscape means an artistic arrangement of plants in pots.
- What part of speech is potscape?
- Potscape is a noun.
- What is the plural of potscape?
- The plural of potscape is potscapes.
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