Definition of orchard
: a planting of fruit trees, nut trees, or sugar maples; also : the trees of such a planting
Recent Examples of orchard from the Web
There are plentiful bike paths, a small orchard one can pick from freely, and sleek public barbecue pits for picnics along the water.
Westwind Orchard Owned by some of April’s closest friends, this historic Catskills orchard makes exceptional ciders and jams on-site.
An orchard, a meadow and a pond are inside the ring.
In 1924, the Washington Herald had done the same thing, carving Herald Harbor out of a former peach orchard on the other side of Annapolis, on the Severn River.
Under the trees, next to her herb garden and orchard, stir-up the ingredients, roll out the dough and cook the sweet bread in a tonier, a traditional oven usually buried in the ground.
Friends said Lewis grew up on a small apple orchard in Virginia.
Users of the chemical include landscapers, golf courses, orchards, vineyards and farms.
The newest region to excel in chardonnay is Elgin, where vines have been replacing orchards; chards like Kershaw and Paul Cluver offer a nice balance between the riper and leaner styles.
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ORCHARD Defined for English Language Learners
Definition of orchard for English Language Learners
: a place where people grow fruit trees
ORCHARD Defined for Kids
Definition of orchard for Students
: a place where fruit trees are grown
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