Greensward (noun)

A piece of grassy land, typically in a public place, covered with closely mown grass and sometimes planted with flowers, shrubs, and trees.

Origin:

Originally a middle english word, derived from 'green' + 'sward'.

Examples:

1. The city park's greensward was the perfect place for a picnic.
2. The new greensward in the town square was a popular spot for people to sit and relax.
3. The city's greensward was the centerpiece of many summer festivals and events.
4. The greensward was a popular destination for joggers, walkers, and picnickers.
5. The greensward was beautifully landscaped with trees, flowers, and shrubs.