Definition

Relating to or suitable for a garden, often used to describe plants, tools, or areas that are designed for gardening.

Example

She planted garden vegetables in her backyard to enjoy fresh produce.

Conversation

I was thinking about planting some flowers in my garden this weekend.

That sounds like a great idea! What kind of flowers are you considering?

Maybe some garden-variety roses and sunflowers would be nice.

Perfect choice! They'll really brighten up your space.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

To cultivate or take care of a piece of land where plants, flowers, or vegetables grow.

Example

She loves to garden on weekends, planting new flowers and vegetables.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I decided to garden this weekend instead of staying indoors.

That sounds like a great idea! What are you planting?

I'm thinking about growing some tomatoes and herbs.

Definition

A piece of land where plants, flowers, vegetables, or fruits are grown, often for personal use or enjoyment.

Example

She spends her weekends tending to her garden, planting new flowers and vegetables.

Conversation

Have you seen my new garden?

No, I haven't! What did you plant?

I started with some tomatoes and flowers in the garden.

Root Explanation

Garden → The word 'garden' originates from Old French 'gardin' (meaning an enclosed area for growing plants) and is derived from the Frankish word '*gardō' (meaning an enclosure). It refers to a space that is enclosed for the purpose of cultivation or enjoyment of plants.

Memory Tip

Imagine a special 'enclosure' ('gardō') where you can grow and enjoy plants — that's what a garden is.

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