jardin

Parisian cultivated plot

Jardin is the French word for garden, appearing in English mainly in borrowed phrases and proper names: Jardin des Plantes, Le Jardin.

It surfaces in restaurant names, perfume marketing, and landscape architecture where French lends an air of elegance.

The word is pronounced with a soft J, roughly "zhar-DAN."

garden

horticulture

Cultivating plants systematically

lawn · pergola · trellis · gazebo · arbor · topiary · vegetable · herbs · seedlings · potting

greenery

foliage

Plant's leafy covering

  • plantsPhotosynthesizing rooted organisms
  • shrubsLow woody plants
  • hedgesPlanted boundary lines

vegetation · leaves · flora · trees · ferns · vines · ivy · underbrush · grove · arboretum

paradise

Eden

Scriptural original paradise

retreat · idyllic · serenity · tranquility · Arcadia · Elysium · bliss · utopia · harmony · peace

floral

roses

Thorny flowering shrubs

  • tulipsBulb-grown ornamental flowers
  • daffodilsYellow spring bulb flowers
  • peoniesBushy ornamental with ruffled blooms

lavender · jasmine · orchids · chrysanthemums · marigolds · hibiscus · lilacs · violets · pansies · bouquet

cultivate

tending

Caring for or inclining

pruning · watering · irrigation · fertilizing · harvesting · mulching · grafting · propagation · tillage · composting

Opposites
cultivated vs. wild land

jardinwilderness

Uncultivated, uninhabited natural region

jungle · wasteland · maquis · wild

green/natural vs. built environment

jardinparking

Leaving a vehicle temporarily

construction · ville · urban sprawl · urbanisation · concrete jungle

exterior vs. interior space

jardinsalon

Grooming establishment or gathering

Family

jardiniere

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Concrete · Everyday, not technical · Rated G