Parterre
noun
A level space in a garden or yard that is planted with flowers in a decorative pattern.
The castle had a beautiful parterre that was filled with colorful flowers.

Often appears as...
- french parterre
- geometric parterre
noun
The rear section of the ground floor in a theater, or the people in that area.
The actor bowed to the audience in the parterre.

Often appears as...
- parterre box
- parterre seating
noun
A level space in a garden or yard that is planted with flowers in a decorative pattern.
The castle had a beautiful parterre that was filled with colorful flowers.

Often appears as...
- french parterre
- geometric parterre
noun
The rear section of the ground floor in a theater, or the people in that area.
The actor bowed to the audience in the parterre.

Often appears as...
- parterre box
- parterre seating
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Garden Design
A parterre is specifically designed following symmetrical patterns and often involves elaborate shapes.

Visitors marveled at the intricate parterre at the botanical garden.
Historical Style
Parterres have a historical association with French gardens of the 16th century, adding a formal element.

The estate's gardens mimic the classic French parterre with its neatly trimmed hedges.
Not Just Flowers
While flowers are common, parterres can also be made with shrubs, gravel, or colored ground cover.

The gravel parterre had a stunning geometric pattern visible from the manor's upper floors.
Garden Design
A parterre is specifically designed following symmetrical patterns and often involves elaborate shapes.

Visitors marveled at the intricate parterre at the botanical garden.
Historical Style
Parterres have a historical association with French gardens of the 16th century, adding a formal element.

The estate's gardens mimic the classic French parterre with its neatly trimmed hedges.
Not Just Flowers
While flowers are common, parterres can also be made with shrubs, gravel, or colored ground cover.

The gravel parterre had a stunning geometric pattern visible from the manor's upper floors.
Garden Design
A parterre is specifically designed following symmetrical patterns and often involves elaborate shapes.

Visitors marveled at the intricate parterre at the botanical garden.
Historical Style
Parterres have a historical association with French gardens of the 16th century, adding a formal element.

The estate's gardens mimic the classic French parterre with its neatly trimmed hedges.
Not Just Flowers
While flowers are common, parterres can also be made with shrubs, gravel, or colored ground cover.

The gravel parterre had a stunning geometric pattern visible from the manor's upper floors.
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