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n. A garden enclosed by walls for purposes of shelter or decoration.
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Walled garden can refer to:
- Walled garden, a planned place of flora surrounded by walls
- Walled garden (technology), a closed or exclusive set of information services provided for users
Usage examples of "walled garden".
Mushrooms have come out in the wetness, the walled garden is full of them.
Years before in Lahaina his missionary father had kept him penned up in a walled garden where he had done nothing but study history, the Bible and his father's fierce sense of rectitude.
McAllister ran out into the walled garden with its trellises and white wrought iron furniture and rows of roses and rock-filled ponds.
He drew me into his walled garden, and as soon as we were alone he exclaimed, 'Is it really you, Taita?
The howitzers opened fire from the ridge again, but this time the French attack was on a wider front, and a horde of men broke through the orchard's hedges and harried the defenders back towards the walled garden.
The men who set fire to the inn all entered a walled garden behind the manor.
Returning to River Run, he opened his eyes to the silent walled garden and rested for a time before walking slowly to the bench where he had left Andrade.
The rear of every house contained a walled garden, and he did not see any gates in those walls, although he did see the tops of trees and a grape arbor in one place.
The dining hall lay at the back of the house, facing a walled garden—.