Plant this slowgrowing form in full sun and coppice every few years if you prefer to grow it as a small shrub rather than as a 10m tree.

In an exposed, rocky position it may be a bonsai-like small shrub.

It grows as a small shrub to 1 m (4 ft) high, and has hairy new branches and leaves.

Usually a vine or small shrub growing in moist areas.

Pruning can be employed to maintain the tree as a small shrub if required and more shaded spots will restrict growth.

Place the feeder near a tall shrub, fence or mature tree to provide protection from predators.

You can use it as a tall shrub or short climber, and it's repeat flowering.

For the sake of variety, keep the odd tall shrub at the front of a border.

A tall shrub or even small tree will help to break things up above eye level.

Limestone wattle grows as a spreading, tall shrub up to four metres high and six metres wide.

Along the coast, there are orange berries on the sea buckthorn, a thorny shrub often planted to stabilise sand dunes.

Far more rarely, large and especially thorny shrubs are used for nesting.

This type of vegetation comprises isolated stands of thorny shrubs.

They are deciduous thorny shrubs or small trees growing to 2-5 m tall.

Thorny shrubs and sandy dunes are the basic characteristics of this region.

Trim the shrub to remove the old flowers soon after they die.

Trimming shrubs and hedges may open up views you had forgotten were there.

Houses are ringed with white picket fences and codes dictating the height of residents' grass and ratio of perfectly trimmed shrubs to manicured lawn are strictly enforced.

With newly planted shady trees and neatly trimmed shrubs, the promenade quickly became a favourite place for an evening stroll.