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herbaceous border
(redirected from Perennial border)

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herbaceous border
a flower bed that primarily contains nonwoody perennials rather than annuals
herbaceous border
heptastyle
Henri IV style: Place des Vosges, Paris (1605–12)
Henri II style: west side of the Court of the Louvre
A permanent border of nonwoody perennials, often against an evergreen background or a stone wall.
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