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Vegetable garden   /vˈɛdʒtəbəl gˈɑrdən/   Listen
Vegetable garden

noun
1.
A small garden where vegetables are grown.  Synonyms: kitchen garden, vegetable patch.






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"Vegetable garden" Quotes from Famous Books



... side down the street until they came to a beautiful place surrounded by a tall, iron fence. Through the fence they could see a large, brick residence with a cupola on top. On one side of the house was the flower garden, while on the other a fruit patch and vegetable garden. And oh, how good the fresh, green lettuce and beet tops looked ...
— Billy Whiskers - The Autobiography of a Goat • Frances Trego Montgomery

... show you what a nice vegetable garden I have planted, Uncle Billy, and what a lovely well we have, with the coldest water in the county. Maybe you would like a drink of cold water, or perhaps you would like some fresh buttermilk. I have just churned and the buttermilk ...
— The Comings of Cousin Ann • Emma Speed Sampson

... garrulous and excited, and Frances was pleased to see him so interested in anything. When she had walked with him for nearly an hour she was obliged to devote some time to Watkins in the vegetable garden; then came dinner; but after that meal there always was a lull in the day's occupation for Frances, for the squire went to sleep over his pipe, and never cared to be aroused or spoken to until his strong coffee was brought to him at ...
— Frances Kane's Fortune • L. T. Meade

... privacy, cozy cottages are provided, around which beautiful wild flowers grow in wonderful profusion. The guests here are especially favored in that the Inn has its own ranch, dairy, poultry farm, fruit orchard and vegetable garden. The table, therefore, is abundantly provided, and everything is of known quality and brought in ...
— The Lake of the Sky • George Wharton James

... combination of a new moon and the Big Dipper. Barbara and Alice had planted asters and snapdragon because mother liked them for the house. Back of the flower beds was a patch of young corn, and behind that the vegetable garden which supplied the table. At one side of the garden was the barn where poor Genevieve was now resting her rickety bones, and next ...
— Keineth • Jane D. Abbott


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