Flowerbed (Parterre de fleurs) (FLOU-er-bed)
A garden area prepared for planting flowers.
The colorful flowerbed brightened the garden.

Lawn (Pelouse) (LAWN)
An area of grass in a garden or park.
The children played on the lush green lawn.

Path (Chemin) (PATH)
A way or track laid down for walking.
We followed the winding path through the garden.

Fence (Clôture) (FENS)
A barrier enclosing an area of ground to mark boundaries or prevent access.
The wooden fence surrounded the property.

Shed (Remise) (SHED)
A simple roofed structure, typically open at the sides or end, used for storage or shelter.
The gardening tools are stored in the shed.

Greenhouse (Serre) (GREEN-house)
A building with glass or plastic walls and roof, used for growing plants.
Tomatoes thrive in the warm greenhouse.

Pond (Étang) (POND)
A small body of still water.
The ducks swam peacefully in the garden pond.

Vegetable patch (Potager) (VEJ-tuh-bul PATCH)
A small area of land where vegetables are grown.
We harvested carrots from the vegetable patch.

Compost bin (Composteur) (KOM-post bin)
A container for decaying organic matter to be used as fertilizer.
We added the fallen leaves to the compost bin.

Trellis (Treillis) (TREL-is)
A framework of light bars or lattice for climbing plants.
The climbing roses grew beautifully up the trellis.

Planting (Plantation) (PLAN-ting)
The process of putting seeds or plants in the ground.
Spring is the best time for planting new flowers.

Watering (Arrosage) (WAH-ter-ing)
The act of supplying water to plants.
I need to do the watering this evening.

Weeding (Désherbage) (WEED-ing)
The removal of unwanted plants from the garden.
We spent the afternoon weeding the flowerbeds.

Pruning (Taille) (PROON-ing)
The cutting back of plants to improve their shape or growth.
I pruned the apple tree in late winter.

Harvesting (Récolte) (HAR-vest-ing)
The process of gathering ripe crops.
We enjoyed harvesting the ripe tomatoes.

Digging (Bêchage) (DIG-ing)
The act of breaking up and turning over soil.
I spent the morning digging in the vegetable patch.

Fertilizing (Fertilisation) (FUR-tuh-lye-zing)
The addition of nutrients to the soil.
We fertilized the roses to encourage blooming.

Mowing (Tonte) (MOH-ing)
The act of cutting the grass on a lawn.
My dad is mowing the lawn.

Seeding (Semis) (SEED-ing)
The sowing of seeds.
We are seeding the new lawn this weekend.

Cultivating (Culture) (KUL-tuh-vay-ting)
Preparing and using land for crops or gardening.
He is cultivating the soil for the new season.

Flower garden (Jardin de fleurs) (FLOU-er GAR-dn)
A garden primarily for growing flowers.
The flower garden was full of vibrant colors.

Vegetable garden (Potager) (VEJ-tuh-bul GAR-dn)
A garden for growing vegetables.
We grow a variety of vegetables in our vegetable garden.

Herb garden (Jardin d'herbes) (URB GAR-dn)
A garden specifically for growing herbs.
The herb garden smelled wonderful.

Rock garden (Rocaille) (ROK GAR-dn)
A garden featuring rocks and plants that thrive in rocky conditions.
The rock garden added a unique texture to the landscape.

Water garden (Jardin aquatique) (WAH-ter GAR-dn)
A garden designed around a pond or other water feature.
The water garden was a haven for wildlife.

Japanese garden (Jardin japonais) (jap-uh-NEEZ GAR-dn)
A type of garden that uses natural landscapes and elements to create a miniature idealized view.
The Japanese garden was designed for tranquility.

Cottage garden (Jardin de cottage) (KOT-ij GAR-dn)
An informal style of garden with dense planting of mixed flowers and edible plants.
The cottage garden was overflowing with blooms.

Formal garden (Jardin à la française) (FOR-mul GAR-dn)
A garden with a symmetrical design and neatly trimmed hedges and plants.
The formal garden had a very structured layout.

Community garden (Jardin communautaire) (kuh-MYOO-ni-tee GAR-dn)
A plot of land gardened collectively by a group of people.
We share our harvest from the community garden.

Rooftop garden (Jardin sur le toit) (ROOF-top GAR-dn)
A garden on the roof of a building.
The rooftop garden provided a green space in the city.