Noun:

बिथी कुंज इत्यादि वेलींचे आच्छादन,

pergola's Usage Examples:

and architectural vocabulary of the grand estates of Europe and Asia - pleached allees of trees, plaisances, pergolas, moongates, parterres, rock gardens.

, and features pergolas, loggias, and a barrel-tile roof.

(74,220 sq ft) of gardens with three pavilions, an amphitheater, ponds, pergolas, and urns.

They are also trained as espaliers on pergolas, for ceilings of pendant flowers in season.

Provisions for shade are given with the use of arcades, pergolas, trellising, and garden pavilions.

Villas and farmhouses with pergolas covered with grapevines are especially favoured.

Avenue Barton House from the pergola Entrance to the conservatory from the pergola Conservatory looking towards the pergola Storrer, William Allin.

classical antiquity, they form a complex of buildings tied together by pergolas, arcades and garden spaces.

Plastering, stuccoing, and painting of the pergola columns was done by contractor Joseph Beckert.

Wisteria sinensis is most commonly trained along garden walls, along the exterior of buildings, or over a pergola to create avenues of overhanging blossoms during bloom.

Since then, fragments of live wood, suitable for 'cuttings', were garnered, grown until rooted then large enough to hold a structure, a kind of pergola in an attractive lime garden, which now surrounds the bottom of the tree trunk that has survived.

A pair of stately pergolas were constructed as well, which overlook the waterfront.

lighting along the promenade, and architectural elements such as plazas, gazeboes, and pergolas were installed all along the stretch including 4 m-wide non-slippery.

Synonyms:

arbour, bower, grape arbour, framework, grape arbor, arbor,