Definition: A place or area where ferns are grown or displayed, often containing various types of ferns.

Example: The fernery in the botanical garden was filled with lush green plants.

Definition: This word is used to indicate a position that is opposite, near to, or against something else.

Example: Their barn is ferninst the house.

Definition: Describing an area or place that does not have any ferns growing in it.

Example: The garden was completely fernless, making it easier to see the other plants.

Definition: Having a shape or appearance similar to that of a fern, which is a type of plant with feathery leaves.

Example: The garden was filled with fernlike plants that added a lush, green touch to the landscape.

Definition: Relating to or resembling ferns, which are green plants with feathery leaves.

Example: The garden had a lovely, ferny atmosphere with plants everywhere.

Definition: Able to produce a lot of plants, crops, or offspring; rich in nutrients and suitable for growth.

Example: The farmer was pleased with the fertile soil that yielded a bountiful harvest.

Definition: Able to be made fertile or capable of producing offspring.

Example: The scientist studied the fertilizable eggs to understand their development.

Definition: To apply substances to soil or plants to help them grow better.

Example: Farmers often fertilize their fields in the spring to ensure a good harvest.

Definition: To make soil more productive by adding substances that help plants grow, or to help an egg develop into a new organism.

Example: Farmers often fertilize their crops to ensure a good harvest.

Definition: A substance that is added to soil to help plants grow better by providing essential nutrients.

Example: Farmers often use fertilizer to improve crop yields.

Definition: A type of grass that belongs to the genus Festuca, commonly grown for grazing animals or as lawn grass.

Example: The farmer planted fescue in the pasture to provide better grazing for his cattle.