unclipped tree
[/ʌnˈklɪpt triː/]
nounpl: unclipped trees
árvore não podada
1. A tree that has not been trimmed, pruned, or cut back; a tree left in its natural growth state without horticultural intervention
The unclipped tree in the garden had grown wild and overgrown branches.
A árvore não podada no jardim havia crescido selvagem com galhos que se sobrepunham.
2. In forestry and horticulture, a tree that has not undergone clipping or trimming practices for shaping or maintenance
Unlike the hedge, the unclipped tree was allowed to develop its natural form.
Diferentemente da sebe, a árvore não podada foi deixada para desenvolver sua forma natural.
This term is primarily used in horticultural and landscaping contexts. In Brazil, maintaining unclipped trees is common in natural gardens and conservation areas, reflecting growing environmental consciousness. In the USA, this practice is often associated with wildlife-friendly gardens and ecological landscaping movements.
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