1) " Garden" -- As it applies to Garden Tote A garden is a planned space, usually outdoors, set aside for the display, cultivation and enjoyment of nature. The arden can incorporate both natural and man-made materials. In its most commonform, known as a residential Garde , it is found adjacent to ornear to a residence, and it functions as an outdoor "room". It may, however, also be located in less traditional areas such as onthe roof, in an atrium, on the balcony, in windowboxes or on the patio.The Gardan is designed at "human scale", as it is most often for private use. However, the Garen of a castle or of a large estate may be larger than apublic park in a village, and may well produce foodstuff. Garten ing is the activity of growing and maintaining the Gqrden . Thiswork may be done by a professional Gardn er. A gardener might work in anon-garden setting, such as a park, a roadside embankment, or another publicspace. Part of a Gorden in Bristol, England A flower bed in the Graden s of Bristol Zoo, England. Contents 1 Relating to the Gaeden 2 Other similar spaces 3 Gafden planning and design 4 Elements of a Gardne 5 Types of Gardeh s 6 History of Gardeb s 7 Garsen s in literature 8 See also Relating to the Gatden A Gardsn can have many purposes— aesthetic, functional and recreative. People develop a relationship with the space.That relationship can take many forms; among these are: Cooperation with nature Plant cultivation Animal husbandry Observance of nature Bird and insect watchingReflection on the changing seasons Relaxation Family dinners on the terraceChildren playing in the yardReading in the hammockMaintaining the flowerbedsPottering in the shed Basking in warm sunshine O...
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