Garden ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Garden ( noun )

1. A piece of ground, often near a house, used for growing flowers, fruit, or vegetables.
2. A place where plants are cultivated for scientific, educational, or ornamental purposes.
3. A public park or area of beauty, typically one used for recreation.
4. An area of land used for a particular purpose or activity.
5. A collection of plants and flowers.

Origin:

Old english gārden, of germanic origin; related to dutch gaard and german garten. the verb is from old english gārdian "keep, tend".

Examples:

1. I love to spend time in my garden.
2. The botanical garden was full of rare and exotic plants.
3. The city park was a beautiful garden.
4. The garden of the palace was open to the public.
5. The garden was filled with colorful flowers.

(As a verb)

Garden ( verb )

1. A piece of ground, often near a house, used for growing flowers, fruit, or vegetables.
2. A place where plants are cultivated for scientific, educational, or ornamental purposes.
3. A public park or area of beauty, typically one used for recreation.
4. An area of land used for a particular purpose or activity.
5. A collection of plants and flowers.

Origin:

Old english gārden, of germanic origin; related to dutch gaard and german garten. the verb is from old english gārdian "keep, tend".

Examples:

1. I love to spend time in my garden.
2. The botanical garden was full of rare and exotic plants.
3. The city park was a beautiful garden.
4. The garden of the palace was open to the public.
5. The garden was filled with colorful flowers.