bird table
[noun]
a wooden platform that is located in a garden on which one can put food for birds
compost pile
[noun]
a place in a garden where leaves, plants, etc. are stored, so that they can be turned to compost after they decay
flowerpot
[noun]
a container, made of plastic or clay, in which one can grow a wide variety of plants
flower bed
[noun]
an area of ground planted with flowers or plants, often arranged in a decorative or artistic pattern
sprinkler
[noun]
a small device with holes that is put on the end of a hose, used for watering soil or lawns; a piece of equipment that is utilized in case a building is on fire
garden bed
[noun]
a defined area of soil, typically raised and enclosed, that is used for planting and growing plants
watering can
[noun]
a portable vessel with a long tube and a handle, used for sprinkling water on plants
fountain
[noun]
a structure, often placed in a pool or lake, that pumps a long, narrow stream of water up into the air for decorative purposes
gnome
[noun]
a decorative stone or plastic figure of a dwarfish creature with a pointed hat
sprinkler system
[noun]
an automated network of pipes and sprinkler heads used to water plants and vegetation in a designated area
raised bed
[noun]
a raised area in a garden surrounded by a wooden or stone frame, used for growing plants in
garden pest
[noun]
any organism, such as insects, rodents, or other animals, that causes damage or harm to plants or crops in a garden or agricultural setting
garden stake
[noun]
a long, thin, pointed rod, usually made of wood or metal, that is used to support and train plants, such as tomato plants or climbing vines, to grow in a certain direction or stay upright
hedge
[noun]
a row of closely-planted bushes or small trees that form a boundary, particularly on the edge of a garden, road, or field
shrubbery
[noun]
an area, often in a garden, where a large number of shrubs are thickly planted
water feature
[noun]
an artificial pond or a fountain that is placed in some parks or gardens to provide decoration
birdhouse
[noun]
a small, man-made structure designed to provide a nesting place for birds
hose
[noun]
a lengthy, flexible tube, made of plastic or rubber, often used in firefighting and gardening, that can direct the flow of water to the direction it is pointed at
lawn
[noun]
an area of grass, typically in a yard or garden, that is cut and maintained at a short length
bee house
[noun]
a man-made structure that provides a safe habitat for solitary bee species to nest
garden ornament
[noun]
a decorative object or structure that is placed in a garden or outdoor area to enhance its aesthetic appeal
rain barrel
[noun]
a large outdoor container that can collect and store rainwater running off rooftops
compost bin
[noun]
a container placed in an outdoor garden for storing organic waste so it can be turned to compost later
vegetable garden
[noun]
an area of land where edible plants, such as vegetables and herbs, are grown for personal use or sale
post
[noun]
a sturdy pole made of metal or timber that is dug into the ground to be used as a marker or support something
trellis
[noun]
a framework made of metal or wood bars for supporting climbing plants or fruit trees
outdoor shower
[noun]
a plumbing fixture designed for use outdoors, typically found in gardens, near pools, or in beach houses, that allows people to shower outside, often using natural light and air
garden shed
[noun]
a small structure typically located in a backyard or garden area, used for storing gardening tools, equipment, supplies, and other items related to gardening or outdoor activities
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