1gar·den 
/ˈgɑɚdn̩/ noun
plural gar·dens /ˈgɑɚdn̩/ noun 1 [count] US : an area of ground where plants (such as flowers or vegetables) are grown
▪ We planted a small garden in our backyard. ▪ a vegetable/rose garden ▪ a garden hose/cart/rake/path ▪ a garden party [=a party that takes place in a garden or in a large yard with gardens] — see color picture 2 [count] Brit : 1yard 1
▪ They were sitting out in the back garden. 3 [count] : a public area with many plants and trees
▪ a botanical/public garden — often plural ▪ Kew Gardens 4 [count] US : a large stadium or building for sports or entertainment — used in names ▪ They went to the hockey game at Madison Square Garden. 5 Gardens [plural] chiefly Brit — used in street names ▪ Belsize Gardens
▪ We planted a small garden in our backyard. ▪ a vegetable/rose garden ▪ a garden hose/cart/rake/path ▪ a garden party [=a party that takes place in a garden or in a large yard with gardens] — see color picture
▪ They were sitting out in the back garden.
▪ a botanical/public garden — often plural ▪ Kew Gardens
common-or-garden — see 1common
lead someone down/up the garden path — see 1lead
