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The Garden throughout the Year
And Its Creatures
You surely know a few gardens, maybe you even have one yourself. Have you ever taken a closer look at it?
A garden is not only a great place for playing – you can also cultivate and harvest fruits or vegetables there, and when you take a good look, you will see that it is brimming with life.
When you go outside, to school or visit friends, you are bound to pass a garden somewhere. Take a close look, then you will notice that every garden is different.
Even if you live in the centre of a city, you will discover colourful spots of flowers in some places. The smallest gardens are probably those on balconies.
Somewhere in your vicinity, there are probably also castle grounds or a municipal park. Strictly speaking, a park is a huge garden. Garden is the term for a confined piece of land in which people cultivate plants for different purposes.
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