Flowerbed

A group of trees and shrubs on an open glade in a landscape park, formed in the shape of a circle or oval; in a formal park since the mid-19th century a flowerbed denotes a flower planting located at the intersection of paths, in front of the main entrance to a building, or at the pedestal of a statue. Flowerbeds differ both in color scheme and in the assortment of planted species: flowerbeds of …

A group of trees and shrubs on an open glade in a landscape park, formed in the shape of a circle or oval; in a formal park since the mid-19th century a flowerbed denotes a flower planting located at the intersection of paths, in front of the main entrance to a building, or at the pedestal of a statue. Flowerbeds differ both in color scheme and in the assortment of planted species: flowerbeds of annuals, biennials, and perennials; simple (of a single species) and complex (of 2–3 species), monochrome and multicolored.