The Textbook of Architecture

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Knot garden

Also called knot, knots, knot gardens

A bed laid out in an interlacing pattern of low clipped hedges of box, thyme, hyssop or lavender, the spaces filled with flowers or coloured earth; popular in Tudor and Elizabethan England.

See also: Parterre, Broderie

Where it appears in the book

In the chapters Gardens and Landscape.

Nearby in the glossary

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