window box (noun)

1. During the Renaissance, wealthy families in Europe used window boxes to showcase exotic plant species imported from their colonies.

2. In the magical kingdom of Elvendore, fairies and elves would hang window boxes filled with enchanted flowers and herbs outside their homes.

3. In the classic novel 'Pride and Prejudice', Elizabeth Bennet enjoyed tending to the vibrant flowers in the window box outside the parlour.

4. The modern architectural style often incorporates minimalist window boxes, creating a sleek and stylish look for urban homes.