Nursery (noun)

1. A room or area in a home or institution for the care and supervision of young children.
2. A place where young plants are grown for sale or transplantation.
3. A place where young animals are raised or cared for.

Origin:

From nurse, from old french norrice, nourrice 'wet nurse, foster mother'.

Examples:

1. The couple decorated the nursery with soft pastel colors and adorable animal-themed artwork.
2. The garden center has an extensive selection of trees, shrubs, and flowers in its nursery section.
3. The farmer's nursery is filled with baby chicks, ducklings, and other young animals.
4. The university operates a nursery school for children of faculty and staff.
5. The nursery is a critical part of the horticulture industry, supplying young plants to landscapers, gardeners, and farmers.