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Dutch garden

Dutch garden noun: a type of formal garden associated with the Netherlands, typically featuring a symmetrical arrangement of parterres, topiary, and artificial water features.

Noun

Dutch garden (plural Dutch gardens)

  1. A type of formal garden associated with the Netherlands, typically featuring a symmetrical arrangement of parterres, topiary, and artificial water features.
    • Mr. Britling had to go to the house for instructions, and guided by the underbutler found Lady Homartyn hiding away in the walled Dutch garden behind the dairy.1916, HG Wells, Mr Britling Sees it Through, London: Hogarth Press, published 1985, page 171

Forms of Dutch garden

pluralDutch gardens

Questions about Dutch garden

What does Dutch garden mean?
Dutch garden means a type of formal garden associated with the Netherlands, typically featuring a symmetrical arrangement of parterres, topiary, and artificial water features.
What part of speech is Dutch garden?
Dutch garden is a noun.
What is the plural of Dutch garden?
The plural of Dutch garden is Dutch gardens.

Words near Dutch garden in the dictionary

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  2. Dutch feasts
  3. Dutch Flat
  4. Dutch gable
  5. Dutch gables
  6. Dutch garden
  7. Dutch gin
  8. Dutch gold
  9. Dutch Golden Age
  10. Dutch Guiana
  11. Dutch Guianese

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