The phrase "secluded garden" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a garden that is hidden away or private, often providing a sense of tranquility or isolation.
Example: "After a long day, I found solace in the secluded garden behind my house, where I could relax and unwind."
Alternatives: "hidden garden" or "private garden".
Another rarity for a B&B in New York is the large, enclosed sunporch and secluded garden.
Mr. Gretz's brother, Bill, who also lives on Staten Island, suggested creating a secluded garden like the one in the 1911 children's classic.
The former gatehouse, which is part of Battle Abbey, has huge wrought iron hinges on the front door and a secluded garden.
We both wanted somewhere with a secluded garden and space in the sun, with separate rooms for getting away from each other when we want to.
The Ranch is the cheaper cousin of the Inn at Furnace Creek, a more upscale resort up the hill, with a range of amenities, including a spring-fed pool and a lovely secluded garden.
I picked up the book because I suspected it would help address a desire I've been having lately, to lie down for hours in a hot secluded garden, crushing flower petals under my skin.
For bigger parties, Villa Piedras Albas, in the Plaza Mayor sleeps up to 14. Villa Moritos (from £1,950 in low season) is a conquistador's house with four double bedrooms, secluded gardens and its own outdoor pool.
Quito preserves much of its colonial atmosphere, with the towers of many churches outlined against the circle of volcanoes that surrounds the Quito Basin and with peaceful squares, fountains, balconied houses, steep narrow streets, iron-grilled doorways, and secluded gardens.
Luscious Food also has a secluded little garden filled with greenery, marble tables and chartreuse chairs for eating in, below.
CONS: The secluded decked garden in back can be reached only from the front sidewalk via a pathway at the side of the building.
It takes a kitchen-sink approach to recreation, with a track, a secluded community garden, and a new restaurant with a patio on which to enjoy a beer while taking in views of the Hudson.
