Definition of market garden in English:

market garden

noun

British

A place where vegetables and fruit are grown for sale.
Example sentencesExamples
- My husband and I still grow vegetables, but flowers have become an important part of our market garden.
- Whether it's picking up a fresh bunch of herbs at the farmers' market or pulling some carrots from the dirt at a market garden nearby, more people are concerned about where their food is grown.
- The first St Michael & All Angels church was a temporary iron structure in a market garden on Chiswick High Road, facing the top of Chiswick Lane.
- 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.
- 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.
- I remember we used to buy our fruit and vegetables from a market gardener called Leo, who had a market garden on the south side of what's now right under King's Avenue Bridge.
- I have seen oats grow well into January in my northern-Iowa market garden.
- Mr Sandy has a market garden on the Gower, where he is cultivating the orchids.
- Over the past two years they've established a market garden and a Community Shared Agriculture program there.
- ‘For many years the walled garden was a market garden and a rose garden,’ he says.
- Planning officers had recommended refusal of the application on the grounds that the site, which was formerly a market garden and is within the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, would be a loss of designated open space.
- Occupation and instruction, without dullness, can be provided by giving the students a plot of ground for growing things in - not a bed for the bean seed only, but a miniature market garden.
- The county of Middlesex, west of London, was once a market garden for the capital; now Middlesex is covered by Heathrow airport and urban sprawl.
- She tells of how Hartwood was once closeted off from society, with its own market garden and graveyard.
- Mr Wilson was brought up on a market garden in Kent, but was a reluctant horticulturalist.
- The children, from two to six years of age, each have two gardens: a pleasure and a market garden, which are certified organic.
- Another year I planted potatoes in the market garden not because I was planning to sell them but because potatoes are said to like new soil.
- The hot water swimming pool - the ultimate complementary therapy for helping dogs recover from injury as well as shed weight - opened today at a converted market garden at Cliffe, near Selby.
- It includes paddocks and a walled market garden.

Phrases

market gardening

Example sentencesExamples
- I am an artist who came to market gardening through my passion for my medium: edible plants in all their colors and textures.
- Estimates for the value of the banana and papaya plantings offer a sense of the significance of market gardening as an income-generating activity.
- While a variety of income-generating activities occurred in the community, people were uniform in viewing market gardening as the premier avenue for income generation and potential accumulation.
- There was growing specialization, with wheat as the principal crop, a switch from sheep to cattle, and a rise in market gardening.
- She and her partner had a lot of stature as reporters for The Washington Post, yet they had thrown over those incredible careers to become pioneers in modern market gardening.

Derivatives

market gardener

noun ˌmɑːkɪt ˈɡɑːd(ə)nəˌmɑrkət ˈɡɑrd(ə)nər

British

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.
Example sentencesExamples
- 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.
- Savier was by far the best market gardener I had visited, ever.
- Walnut and chestnut trees shade the paths in and out of the villages, each terrace of land carries a patchwork of blown barley or vegetables that would turn any market gardener's head.
- 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.

market gardening

noun

British

She and her partner had a lot of stature as reporters for The Washington Post, yet they had thrown over those incredible careers to become pioneers in modern market gardening.
Example sentencesExamples
- Estimates for the value of the banana and papaya plantings offer a sense of the significance of market gardening as an income-generating activity.
- While a variety of income-generating activities occurred in the community, people were uniform in viewing market gardening as the premier avenue for income generation and potential accumulation.
- 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.

Definition of market garden in US English:

market garden

nounˈmärkət ˌɡärdnˈmɑrkət ˌɡɑrdn

British

A place where vegetables and fruit are grown for sale.
Example sentencesExamples
- 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.
- Whether it's picking up a fresh bunch of herbs at the farmers' market or pulling some carrots from the dirt at a market garden nearby, more people are concerned about where their food is grown.
- I remember we used to buy our fruit and vegetables from a market gardener called Leo, who had a market garden on the south side of what's now right under King's Avenue Bridge.
- Planning officers had recommended refusal of the application on the grounds that the site, which was formerly a market garden and is within the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, would be a loss of designated open space.
- My husband and I still grow vegetables, but flowers have become an important part of our market garden.
- The children, from two to six years of age, each have two gardens: a pleasure and a market garden, which are certified organic.
- The first St Michael & All Angels church was a temporary iron structure in a market garden on Chiswick High Road, facing the top of Chiswick Lane.
- 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.
- The hot water swimming pool - the ultimate complementary therapy for helping dogs recover from injury as well as shed weight - opened today at a converted market garden at Cliffe, near Selby.
- It includes paddocks and a walled market garden.
- Mr Wilson was brought up on a market garden in Kent, but was a reluctant horticulturalist.
- ‘For many years the walled garden was a market garden and a rose garden,’ he says.
- I have seen oats grow well into January in my northern-Iowa market garden.
- Mr Sandy has a market garden on the Gower, where he is cultivating the orchids.
- Occupation and instruction, without dullness, can be provided by giving the students a plot of ground for growing things in - not a bed for the bean seed only, but a miniature market garden.
- The county of Middlesex, west of London, was once a market garden for the capital; now Middlesex is covered by Heathrow airport and urban sprawl.
- His parents used to have a market garden where his mother grew strawberries.
- She tells of how Hartwood was once closeted off from society, with its own market garden and graveyard.
- Another year I planted potatoes in the market garden not because I was planning to sell them but because potatoes are said to like new soil.
- Over the past two years they've established a market garden and a Community Shared Agriculture program there.

单词	market garden
释义	Definition of market garden in English: market garden noun British A place where vegetables and fruit are grown for sale. Example sentencesExamples My husband and I still grow vegetables, but flowers have become an important part of our market garden. Whether it's picking up a fresh bunch of herbs at the farmers' market or pulling some carrots from the dirt at a market garden nearby, more people are concerned about where their food is grown. The first St Michael & All Angels church was a temporary iron structure in a market garden on Chiswick High Road, facing the top of Chiswick Lane. 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. 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. I remember we used to buy our fruit and vegetables from a market gardener called Leo, who had a market garden on the south side of what's now right under King's Avenue Bridge. I have seen oats grow well into January in my northern-Iowa market garden. Mr Sandy has a market garden on the Gower, where he is cultivating the orchids. Over the past two years they've established a market garden and a Community Shared Agriculture program there. ‘For many years the walled garden was a market garden and a rose garden,’ he says. Planning officers had recommended refusal of the application on the grounds that the site, which was formerly a market garden and is within the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, would be a loss of designated open space. Occupation and instruction, without dullness, can be provided by giving the students a plot of ground for growing things in - not a bed for the bean seed only, but a miniature market garden. The county of Middlesex, west of London, was once a market garden for the capital; now Middlesex is covered by Heathrow airport and urban sprawl. She tells of how Hartwood was once closeted off from society, with its own market garden and graveyard. Mr Wilson was brought up on a market garden in Kent, but was a reluctant horticulturalist. The children, from two to six years of age, each have two gardens: a pleasure and a market garden, which are certified organic. Another year I planted potatoes in the market garden not because I was planning to sell them but because potatoes are said to like new soil. The hot water swimming pool - the ultimate complementary therapy for helping dogs recover from injury as well as shed weight - opened today at a converted market garden at Cliffe, near Selby. It includes paddocks and a walled market garden. Phrases market gardening Example sentencesExamples I am an artist who came to market gardening through my passion for my medium: edible plants in all their colors and textures. Estimates for the value of the banana and papaya plantings offer a sense of the significance of market gardening as an income-generating activity. While a variety of income-generating activities occurred in the community, people were uniform in viewing market gardening as the premier avenue for income generation and potential accumulation. There was growing specialization, with wheat as the principal crop, a switch from sheep to cattle, and a rise in market gardening. She and her partner had a lot of stature as reporters for The Washington Post, yet they had thrown over those incredible careers to become pioneers in modern market gardening. Derivatives market gardener noun ˌmɑːkɪt ˈɡɑːd(ə)nəˌmɑrkət ˈɡɑrd(ə)nər British 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. Example sentencesExamples 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. Savier was by far the best market gardener I had visited, ever. Walnut and chestnut trees shade the paths in and out of the villages, each terrace of land carries a patchwork of blown barley or vegetables that would turn any market gardener's head. 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. market gardening noun British She and her partner had a lot of stature as reporters for The Washington Post, yet they had thrown over those incredible careers to become pioneers in modern market gardening. Example sentencesExamples Estimates for the value of the banana and papaya plantings offer a sense of the significance of market gardening as an income-generating activity. While a variety of income-generating activities occurred in the community, people were uniform in viewing market gardening as the premier avenue for income generation and potential accumulation. 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. noun.1 phr. Definition of market garden in US English: market garden nounˈmärkət ˌɡärdnˈmɑrkət ˌɡɑrdn British A place where vegetables and fruit are grown for sale. Example sentencesExamples 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. Whether it's picking up a fresh bunch of herbs at the farmers' market or pulling some carrots from the dirt at a market garden nearby, more people are concerned about where their food is grown. I remember we used to buy our fruit and vegetables from a market gardener called Leo, who had a market garden on the south side of what's now right under King's Avenue Bridge. Planning officers had recommended refusal of the application on the grounds that the site, which was formerly a market garden and is within the Cotswolds Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty, would be a loss of designated open space. My husband and I still grow vegetables, but flowers have become an important part of our market garden. The children, from two to six years of age, each have two gardens: a pleasure and a market garden, which are certified organic. The first St Michael & All Angels church was a temporary iron structure in a market garden on Chiswick High Road, facing the top of Chiswick Lane. 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. The hot water swimming pool - the ultimate complementary therapy for helping dogs recover from injury as well as shed weight - opened today at a converted market garden at Cliffe, near Selby. It includes paddocks and a walled market garden. Mr Wilson was brought up on a market garden in Kent, but was a reluctant horticulturalist. ‘For many years the walled garden was a market garden and a rose garden,’ he says. I have seen oats grow well into January in my northern-Iowa market garden. Mr Sandy has a market garden on the Gower, where he is cultivating the orchids. Occupation and instruction, without dullness, can be provided by giving the students a plot of ground for growing things in - not a bed for the bean seed only, but a miniature market garden. The county of Middlesex, west of London, was once a market garden for the capital; now Middlesex is covered by Heathrow airport and urban sprawl. His parents used to have a market garden where his mother grew strawberries. She tells of how Hartwood was once closeted off from society, with its own market garden and graveyard. Another year I planted potatoes in the market garden not because I was planning to sell them but because potatoes are said to like new soil. Over the past two years they've established a market garden and a Community Shared Agriculture program there.
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