What do you call the process of trimming plants or trees to look like animals

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What do you call the process of trimming plants or trees to look like animals

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10-27-2007, 08:28 PM

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What do you call the process of trimming plants or trees to look like animals

or other things? I think this is a Japanese thing, but can't remember the name, believe it starts with a "t"...I have aphasia and the word just slips out of my mind. Thanks for your help...

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topiary, but that is Greek in origin, not Japanese

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