noun
orchard
OR-cherd/ˈɔːrtʃərd/
An area planted with fruit or nut trees.
The orchard contains orderly rows of fruit-laden apple trees.
Etymology
Old English orceard meant a fruit garden: a piece of ground, usually enclosed, devoted to growing fruit trees. The modern sense preserves that agricultural use.
In context
you've got your orchard which is so sweet doesn't it really nice it's still in its infancy it's not a mature Orchard at all cuz we planted every single one of those apple trees
More examples
- Several orchards surrounded the town.
- She planted an orchard.
- The orchard bloomed in spring.
Forms
orchard · orchards
Similar words
- grove
- A group of trees not necessarily planted for fruit.
- plantation
- A larger cultivated area for crops.