Usage of "own garden"

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Usage of own garden in English

My own garden was never set out as a place for nature. 
 The Guardian 

And not only about gardening in general, but about his own garden. 
 The Brimming Cup 

Ethel looked out: she only saw the flowers in her own garden. 
 Chatterbox, 1906 

Here, every house has its own garden; I like that the most. 
 The Guardian 

Everyone, so to speak, looking after their own garden, front and back. 
 The Irish Times 

We raised a hog and smoked the meat, had our own garden. 
 Stories: all-new tales 

She also preserves daisies from her own garden in this durable aspic. 
 The Irish Times 

Come to think of it, my own garden could use some. 
 Home to italy 

But I can't stop thinking about having my very own garden these days. 
 Notes from the dog 

Second, plant holly trees in your own garden or in the nearest wood. 
 The Irish Times 

And then it is providential that we have lettuce in our own garden. 
 The Debtor: A Novel 

Several trees of this kind I have in my own garden. 
 Travels through France and Italy 

Mr. Washington feeding his chickens with green stuffs raised in his own garden. 
 Booker T. Washington, Builder of a Civilization 

For that is precisely what Paulo Coelho does-on his own garden. 
 A warrior's life: a biography of paulo coelho 

We must try and teach Ponto to know his own garden. 
 Miscellanea 

My own garden totters on the edge of anarchy and hypocrisy. 
 The Guardian 

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Ireland

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United Kingdom

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Meanings of own garden in English