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Casey O · 01-12-2014, 10:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hera

"Another thing we need to consider with topiary, is it's purpose... it's function... why do we bother to create topiary?" she asked, before adding another question into the mix, "we mentioned herbs earlier, and how they're also used for indoor arrangements, so we can characterise topiary into one of two categories, or three if you want to be technical... indoor versus outdoor... so why might we need to distinguish between the two?"

OOC: Lesson will continue in approx 24 hours

Sigh. Well, at least Marigold got a better reaction with some actual helpful critique. But she knew better now yep. Bushes were apparently not a specific species of... bush. Or plant, for that matter. But they were a general field of some sort, right?

So many different categories! Marigold didn't know that topiaries were used for more than one thing... except...

Hey! She had an answer!

"Well, there is the obvious outside decoration use, like for the animals. And I guess that topiary could be used for decoration on the inside as well, right? I don't really know... But would a hedge be considered a topiary thing?"

Mayyyybeeee?

Oh. And, "There needs to be two categories because the uses are different, right?"

Ehhhhh.

01-12-2014, 10:51 PM	#127 (permalink)
Casey O Fan Club Officer MO & DMT Jobberknoll Join Date: Jun 2012 Posts: 4,293 Second Year x10	Admiratrice des Maraudeurs \| C-Rizzle \| THE Best Snuggler Quote: Originally Posted by Hera "Another thing we need to consider with topiary, is it's purpose... it's function... why do we bother to create topiary?" she asked, before adding another question into the mix, "we mentioned herbs earlier, and how they're also used for indoor arrangements, so we can characterise topiary into one of two categories, or three if you want to be technical... indoor versus outdoor... so why might we need to distinguish between the two?" OOC: Lesson will continue in approx 24 hours Sigh. Well, at least Marigold got a better reaction with some actual helpful critique. But she knew better now yep. Bushes were apparently not a specific species of... bush. Or plant, for that matter. But they were a general field of some sort, right? So many different categories! Marigold didn't know that topiaries were used for more than one thing... except... Hey! She had an answer! "Well, there is the obvious outside decoration use, like for the animals. And I guess that topiary could be used for decoration on the inside as well, right? I don't really know... But would a hedge be considered a topiary thing?" Mayyyybeeee? Oh. And, "There needs to be two categories because the uses are different, right?" Ehhhhh.