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garden project

garden project

1 2.1
A planned work to make or improve a garden
  • noun
translation icon : proyecto de jardín
  • The Keep America Beautiful Foundation, for example, offers grants in partnership with Lowes that can be used for community garden projects.
  • a community garden project

Examples

  • As the garden project began, many people were concerned about whether it could be successful.

    Academic text (2004)
  • Partnerships are invaluable to the success of a community garden project, especially in depressed urban areas.

    Blog text (5)
  • The network of NGOs, the Mandarin-speaking coordinator, and the strong partnerships among the Toronto Community Housing Corporation, the NGOs involved in community gardening, and the municipality made the garden project possible.

    Academic text (2004)
  • The community came together to plan a new garden project that would beautify the neighborhood.

  • Last spring, they launched a new garden project aimed at teaching children about growing their own food.

  • Her passion for nature inspired her to start a garden project at the local park.

Synonyms

project
vsgarden project
2.5

A planned piece of work to reach a goal

is limited to planned work about growing improving or maintaining plants

Surface Forms

Morphology

garden + project

The meaning 'a planned activity related to gardening' is directly and compositionally derived from 'garden' (the domain) modifying 'project' (a planned piece of work). This noun‑noun compound follows a regular productive pattern in English and many other languages, so a B1 learner who knows both constituents will readily infer the intended meaning.

Etymology

Garden project creates a simple picture of people planning, digging and planting together in a garden. The word garden is the planted area and project is a 'planned activity', so it means a planned effort to create, care for, or improve a garden.