Garden means garden, gardening.

n.? Garden, vegetable garden; park; open-air facility serving refreshments; large public auditorium.

vt.? Gardening, opening up (a small piece of land) as a garden; decorating it with a garden.

vi. Gardening.

Plural: gardens; third person singular: gardens; past tense: gardened; past participle: gardened; present participle: gardening.

Example:

The children are busy as bees, helping their mother in the garden.

The children are busy as bees, helping their mother in the garden.

The children are busy as bees, helping their mother in the garden. Work.

Now she preferred the garden, and did not dislike to promenade back and forth in front of the railed fence.

She now preferred the garden, and did not dislike to promenade back and forth in front of the railed fence. Go for a walk by the iron gate.

The difference between garden and park:

In English, the word "park" is Park, but "garden" is Garden.

The word "public" in "park" means that its properties should be owned by the public. The parks here will have green spaces and sports facilities, such as baseball fields, tennis courts, etc. There are some children's recreational facilities. When everyone has free time, they will come here to enjoy the sun, nature, sports and happiness for free, and many parks with historical sites are free.

Gardens are smaller private green spaces, while parks are larger public areas.

Parks often provide recreational facilities such as playgrounds and sports fields, while gardens prioritize planting and display plants.

Gardens usually have a specific design and maintenance plan, whereas parks encompass a wider range of landscaping styles.