potager

By late spring, the outline of the potager filled the field.

Autumn to winter maturity, winters well and a must for the potager.

There is a potager garden in the garden behind the study centre.

If only my potager were that public, I tell myself, mine would be like that, too.

The crushed-stone path led to a potager, a beautiful kitchen garden.

They were given a disused nursery and decided to design a potager garden.

So a potager with some interesting plants perhaps, or an allotment which is out of the ordinary.

A potager is a French term for an ornamental vegetable or kitchen garden.

You will see that beyond the potager there are other formal gardens; note how they sit in the surrounding landscape.

He raised, the covered potager and straw to Krendler's lips.

Like all of Versailles, the new potager was intended as a showplace.

Help yourself to the potager garden; plums, apples and citrus in season.

By happy circumstance, the potager, or kitchen garden, has survived the past three centuries nearly intact.

And still my potager is an international disgrace.

The potager shows that even the humble cabbage has a beauty all its own when seen amongst flowers.

Ornamental potager, woodland walks along the burn leading to the beach.

Beside the creek, the potager garden and lawns stretch under a walnut tree.

Propagate the beginnings of your own French garden and see what's ready to be harvested in the potager!

The Prince's favourite vegetable; organic plug plants will get any potager off to a flying start.

When the King walked in his potager, he often urged his retinue to "pick your own."

I was inspired by the variety of ornamental vegetables they displayed and decided to create a potager in a pot.

The various inhabitants of La Folie have different relationships with the potager.

While my friends were playing football, we were creating the potager under my father's supervision.

Here two acres of Garden are planted with a wide range of plants, plus a potager and large water feature.

The cultivated land in this area echoes the XV11th century design of a French potager.