garden
n. countablen. an area of land next to a house where you grow flowers, vegetables, or grass. It is a place to relax or play outside.
n. a piece of ground, often adjoining a residence, used for the cultivation of flowers, vegetables, or fruit. In British English, it refers to the entire outdoor area of a home, whereas American English often uses 'yard'.
I like to sit in the garden on sunny days.
The family spent the entire weekend planting tomatoes and roses in their small back garden.
The botanical garden features a diverse collection of exotic flora, meticulously arranged to simulate various global ecosystems for both public education and scientific research.
In British English, 'garden' is the standard term for any private outdoor space; in American English, 'garden' specifically implies a plot for growing plants.