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Definition of winter garden in English: winter gardennoun 1A garden of plants, such as evergreens, that flourish in winter. Example sentencesExamples - Some really won't look bad in the winter, and will provide seeds for winter birds; seeing the birds in your winter garden will only cheer you up in January, so you want to encourage them to come around.
- Evergreens give structure to a winter garden much as do paths and walls.
- It had four dining rooms, one for each season, a winter garden and a summer garden.
- Its 500 acres of gently undulating terrain feature formal gardens, an Asian heath garden, a winter garden and an ancient woodland.
- Though few of us can accommodate a dedicated winter garden, we should all aim to include a few winter-scented plants in a scheme.
- There will be a pedestrian landscaped walkway connecting the Peace Gardens, the winter gardens and the circular register office known as the ‘wedding cake’.
- A long time proponent of winter food production, he assured me that my winter garden would not only work but would amaze me with the simplicity of its care and the perseverance of its plants.
- It now features for those who love flowers and plants rose gardens, a rock garden, an azalea garden, a rhododendron dell, an indoor winter garden, a Japanese garden and herbaceous borders.
- Rose hips provide winter color, texture and interest to an otherwise dull winter garden.
- Perfume to me is so much more important in a winter garden than a summer garden when the heat itself seems to bring forth all sorts of aromas from the atmosphere.
- 1.1 A conservatory in which flowers and other plants are grown in winter.
Example sentencesExamples - A glass winter garden, known as The Menagerie, leads to the ballroom and the outdoors.
- You enter at a middle level, looking up and down into a glass-roofed atrium used both for vertical circulation and as a winter garden in the months when the piazza is covered with snow.
Definition of winter garden in US English: winter gardennounˈwin(t)ər ˈɡärdn 1A garden of plants, such as evergreens, that flourish in winter. Example sentencesExamples - Perfume to me is so much more important in a winter garden than a summer garden when the heat itself seems to bring forth all sorts of aromas from the atmosphere.
- It now features for those who love flowers and plants rose gardens, a rock garden, an azalea garden, a rhododendron dell, an indoor winter garden, a Japanese garden and herbaceous borders.
- Evergreens give structure to a winter garden much as do paths and walls.
- It had four dining rooms, one for each season, a winter garden and a summer garden.
- Some really won't look bad in the winter, and will provide seeds for winter birds; seeing the birds in your winter garden will only cheer you up in January, so you want to encourage them to come around.
- There will be a pedestrian landscaped walkway connecting the Peace Gardens, the winter gardens and the circular register office known as the ‘wedding cake’.
- Its 500 acres of gently undulating terrain feature formal gardens, an Asian heath garden, a winter garden and an ancient woodland.
- A long time proponent of winter food production, he assured me that my winter garden would not only work but would amaze me with the simplicity of its care and the perseverance of its plants.
- Rose hips provide winter color, texture and interest to an otherwise dull winter garden.
- Though few of us can accommodate a dedicated winter garden, we should all aim to include a few winter-scented plants in a scheme.
- 1.1 A conservatory in which flowers and other plants are grown in winter.
Example sentencesExamples - You enter at a middle level, looking up and down into a glass-roofed atrium used both for vertical circulation and as a winter garden in the months when the piazza is covered with snow.
- A glass winter garden, known as The Menagerie, leads to the ballroom and the outdoors.
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