Garden

/ˈɡɑːrdən/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A piece of ground, often near a house, where plants, flowers, vegetables, or fruits are cultivated.

She spends every Saturday tending to her garden.

An area or space devoted to a particular type of activity or plants.

The botanical garden showcases a variety of exotic plants.

A public park or area with plants and flowers for the enjoyment of the community.

They took a leisurely stroll through the city garden.

verb

To cultivate or manage a garden.

He likes to garden on the weekends.

Middle English 'garden', from Old English 'geard', meaning 'enclosure, yard'.

kitchen garden

A garden where vegetables, herbs, and fruits are grown for home use.

roof garden

A garden on the roof of a building.

secret garden

A hidden or private garden, often associated with mystery.

horticulture

The art or practice of garden cultivation and management.

landscaping

The process of making a yard or area more attractive by altering the existing design.

cultivation

The process of preparing and using land for planting crops.

To garden as a form of relaxation or hobby.

I spent the whole Saturday gardening instead of going out.

A place where people gather informally to socialize.

Let's meet at the garden, it's a chill spot.