What is a low bush?

A low bush typically refers to a type of shrub that grows close to the ground rather than towering like larger bushes or trees. These plants are often characterized by their dense foliage and can vary in height, usually ranging from a few inches to a couple of feet. Low bushes can be found in various ecosystems and are commonly used in landscaping for ground cover or as ornamental plants. Examples include low-growing berry bushes and flowering shrubs like lavender.