Sentence examples for a tiny garden from inspiring English sources

It was the size of a tiny garden shed.

LC: I always had a notion that I had a tiny garden to cultivate.

At one point, I stumbled onto a tiny garden, surrounded by four stone walls but no roof.

We have a tiny garden; even for London it's small, and it wraps itself around the house.

Then something peculiar happened: I acquired a tiny garden of my own, in glorious ignorance, and, accidentally, fell in love.

It's very important which way a garden faces, especially a tiny garden, and they never give it enough thought on Location, Location, Location.

Grab a table in the tiny garden for a light supper of Spanish ham, poutargue (cured fish roe), grilled aubergine with chopped mint, raw artichoke salad and tortilla.

I was born in South London towards the end of the second world war – as townie as they come – but at least I knew what a sparrow was (they're rare now) and you couldn't put a spade into our tiny garden without cutting a worm in half, and the railway banks and bombsites teemed with horsetails and goodness knows what.

We sat in his garden, which is a tiny little garden in West London.

And there the lady remained until her death in 1989, occasionally emerging from the vehicle to make a complaint, share a loony apercu, or simply fill Mr. Bennett's tiny garden with a stench that he compared to "the inside of someone's ear" and she variously blamed on an infestation of cheese-carrying mice and the "things on sticks" cooked in a nearby Greek restaurant.

I made an argument for the tiny garden of purple flowers that had grown behind Yaz's tent, where he used to spit out his toothpaste.