orchard
nounUK /ˈɔː.tʃəd/
US /ˈɔːr.tʃɚd/
A place where many fruit trees grow together.
We picked apples in the orchard behind the farm.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A piece of land planted with fruit trees for commercial production.
The family owns a large apple orchard in the valley.
3. A collection or group of fruit-bearing trees considered as a unit.
The old orchard has been in the family for generations.
4. A place associated with growth and cultivation, often used figuratively.
The school is an orchard of young talent.
5. In some regions, a garden or enclosed area for growing fruit.
They built a small orchard next to the kitchen garden.