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vegetable garden

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Noun1.vegetable gardenvegetable garden - a small garden where vegetables are grown
garden - a plot of ground where plants are cultivated
victory garden - a kitchen garden planted during wartime to relieve food shortages
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vegetable garden norto
vegetable garden norto


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As for the rest of the ranch, the land was good in patches, where it was cleared, like the vegetable garden and the vineyard, but the rest of it was too much up-and-down.
It travelled for a time in the sky, and then it sank down and hovered over a large vegetable garden surrounded by walls, so that he came safely to the ground amidst cabbages and vegetables.
Then an army of gardeners arrived with fairy carts and spades and seeds and bulbs and forcing-houses, and soon they had a flower garden to the right of the verandah and a vegetable garden to the left, and roses and clematis on the walls of the house, and in less time than five minutes all these dear things were in full bloom.
 
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