fastigiate (Meaning)

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fastigiate (s)

having clusters of erect branches (often appearing to form a single column)

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Alt. of Fastigiated

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The spruce trees in the forest displayed a fastigiate growth habit, their branches pointing upwards, creating a pointed crown.
The fastigiate shape of the cypress trees lent an elegant vertical accent to the otherwise flat landscape.
With its fastigiate habit, the Lombardy poplar stood like a stately green sentinel in the park.
The columnar fastigiate growth of the thuja shrubs made them ideal for creating formal hedges or privacy screens.
The candelabra-like fastigiate form of the goldenrain tree added a touch of uniqueness to the urban streetscape.
The fastigiate shape of the Japanese maple cultivar 'Bloodgood' provided a striking contrast against the softer curves of the neighboring shrubs.
The fastigiate evergreens in the garden provided year-round structure and color, even during the winter months.
The fastigiate habit of the weeping cherry tree created a cascade of delicate pink blossoms in the spring.
The fastigiate growth pattern of the dawn redwood tree allowed it to reach impressive heights, making it a popular choice for parks and arboreta.
The fastigiate form of the Italian cypress trees lining the driveway added a sense of grandeur and formality to the historic estate.

having clusters of erect branches (often appearing to form a single column)Alt. of Fastigiated

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The spruce trees in the forest displayed a fastigiate growth habit, their branches pointing upwards, creating a pointed crown.

The fastigiate shape of the cypress trees lent an elegant vertical accent to the otherwise flat landscape.

With its fastigiate habit, the Lombardy poplar stood like a stately green sentinel in the park.

The columnar fastigiate growth of the thuja shrubs made them ideal for creating formal hedges or privacy screens.