Well-treated
Does the verb 'to treat' make sense in this context:
"They had a vegetable garden, but it didn't seem very well-treated."
And is there another word (or even a single word) for a piece of land where vegetables or crops are cultivated?
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" And is there another word (or even a single word) for a piece of land where vegetables or crops are cultivated? "well-treated" isn't too bad. I'd say it's acceptable.
- " And is there another word (or even a single word) for a piece of land where vegetables or crops are cultivated?
- "well-treated" isn't too bad.
- I'd say it's acceptable.
- You could say The garden didn't seem well-tended.
- didn't seem to be maintained very well.
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Christine ChristieDoes the verb 'to treat' make sense in this context:
"They had a vegetable garden, but it didn't seem very well-treated."
And is there another word (or even a single word) for a piece of land where vegetables or crops are cultivated?
"well-treated" isn't too bad. I'd say it's acceptable. You could say
0Christine ChristieAnd is there another word (or even a single word) for a piece of land where vegetables or crops are cultivated?
Allotment (gardening)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allotment (gardenin
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