Is Garden a Common Name?

Definition and Evolution of Gardens

• Garden is a common noun. A garden is an outdoor area for growing plants.
• Gardens have design features like statues and ponds. Some gardens grow food while others are ornamental.
• Gradually, gardening has become an art. For the wealthy, gardens became places to rest instead of growing food. But for peasants, gardens remained places to grow fruit and vegetables.

Types and Functions of Gardens

• Today, "garden" means an area where trees, bushes, sometimes plants, and flowers are planted.
• Vegetable gardens are rarely called gardens. In English, "garden" and "vegetable garden" use one term: garden.
• A gardener grows and tends plants. An ornamental garden has decorative plants. A vegetable garden grows food.
• A garden provides a lawn and cultivated plants near a house.

Connection with Nature and Cultural Significance

• Gardens are peaceful outdoor spaces. Over time, gardening has transformed from necessity to an art form.
• But gardens remain places to connect with nature’s beauty.