garden

/ˈɡɑːdn̩/noun

A piece of ground outdoors where flowers, vegetables, or other plants are grown.

Example sentences

“She spends every Sunday morning working in her garden.”
“We planted tomatoes and herbs in the garden this spring.”

In British English the garden is the whole yard behind a house; Americans reserve 'garden' for planted beds and say 'yard' for the rest. 'Garden-variety' means ordinary.

home

Related words

garageA building or part of a building where cars, tools, and other items are kept.windowAn opening in a building or vehicle, usually fitted with glass panes, that lets in light and air.closetA small storage room in a home, used for keeping clothes, food, or supplies.floorThe flat bottom surface inside a building or room, on which people walk.drawerA box-shaped container without a top that slides in and out of a piece of furniture and holds clothes or other items.ceilingThe surface that closes off the top of a room, above your head.