The phrase "area garden" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in a specific context where "area" refers to a designated space for gardening, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "We decided to create an area garden in the backyard to grow our vegetables."
Alternatives: "garden space" or "designated garden area".
This modern villa sleeps eight and has a built-in barbecue, table tennis, shaded dining area, garden and large pool with separate children's section.
She has gathered a loyal legion of area garden club members, who routinely bring their used plastic to her door, as well as companies and towns that are now taking advantage of Obex's ability to reuse the variety of plastics that has stymied plastics recycling in the past.
The rooftop amenity, meanwhile, features grills and fire pits, a bocce court and putting green, a screening area, garden plots and an outdoor shower.
When the Hayes family moved in, the dark, rundown home bore little resemblance to the sparkling, light-filled home with its bright bougainvillea-filled garden that was a star attraction on a recent area garden tour.
Supporters of the ceramics program offered at the Community Center of La Cañada Flintridge gathered in the beautiful Meadow Grove area garden of Richard and Sandra Goodspeed on a recent Sunday evening to raise funds for the program through a silent auction.
The relative uniformity in household characteristics that drive water usage such as garden area, garden age and household size in the entire target survey area independent of EWP listing supports this assumption.
This class frequently goes on field trips to visit bay area gardens or project and often has guest speakers.
The 12-acre property includes a richly landscaped pool area, gardens set on terraces built with brownstone salvaged from 19th-century bridges, and several mature holly trees.
Within the study area, gardening has singly been recognised as demanding a lot of water, especially during dry months.
Very few, if any, early Chicago area gardens remain in their original design.
According to obtained data, stations were ranked in five categories: urban area (residential area, commercial/industrial area), rural area (arable, farm), green area (gardens, urban parks, sport facilities), woodland (natural/artificial woods, orchards), wetland (swamps, marshes, quarries, river bank).
