The phrase "a shrub with" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a shrub that possesses certain characteristics or features.
Example: "I planted a shrub with vibrant red flowers in my garden."
Alternatives: "a bush that has" or "a plant featuring".
On motor trips in Virginia, I have noticed a shrub with beautiful red blossoms.
After three years, it grows into a shrub with smooth, arching stems and dark green foliage.
Mr. Harper noted the presence of leatherleaf, a shrub with gold-dotted leaves, and the herb arrowhead, neither of which is found anywhere else in the five boroughs.
He painted Bush as a shrub, With a strong impulse to flub, While taking on the Pentagon And Cheney and the neo-cons.
Cotinus coggygria (smoke tree), from southern Europe to central China, is a shrub with purplish foliage and large diffuse inflorescences that give the "smoky" appearance.
Lianliu, a shrub with long willowy branches, is used for basket weaving, while other plants are woven into thatch mattings and sunshades.
On Wednesday, Continental Airlines will test a fuel made from algae and jatropha, a tropical shrub with an oil-bearing seed, in a Boeing 737 jetliner, in a two-hour flight beginning and ending in Houston.
Each one of the roses comes with a memory, like Rosa gallica, a low spreading pink, and Rosa Mundi, a hardy shrub with a red-and-white striped flower.
But what we take for a grove of elderberry is, in fact, a single shrub with a bent main trunk, its lateral branches shooting up and creating a thicket.
You're also unlikely to find salsola soda (aka agretti or barba di frate) at the local shops – this is a succulent shrub with a bit of crunch and mild saltiness; samphire makes a good substitute.
You're also unlikely to find salsola soda (aka agretti or barba di frate) at the local shops – this is a succulent shrub with a bit of crunch and mild saltiness; samphire makes a good substitute.
