market garden 
noun British
A place where vegetables and fruit are grown for sale.Plans for any sort of ornamental garden were put on hold by the second world war and the couple ran Orchards as a market garden, producing vegetables and fruit....
- Her knowledge of plants and of gardening has been developed since 1982 through experience in a market garden and then a garden centre in Otaki.
- His parents used to have a market garden where his mother grew strawberries.
Derivatives
market gardener
/ noun ...- The allegations go back 30 years or more to the days when he'd not long arrived in the Northern Territory and worked as a market gardener and wildlife officer in Arnhem Land.
- If you are a market gardener or if you sell products directly to consumers, keep daily or weekly sales totals, along with accurate input and production records.
- Whether you're a market gardener wanting to extend your season or a family looking to grow more of your own food year-round, a hoophouse is the answer.
market gardening
- Estimates for the value of the banana and papaya plantings offer a sense of the significance of market gardening as an income-generating activity.
- I am an artist who came to market gardening through my passion for my medium: edible plants in all their colors and textures.
- There was growing specialization, with wheat as the principal crop, a switch from sheep to cattle, and a rise in market gardening.