1. We've fenced off the vegetable patch to stop the rabbits from getting in.

2. I need my vegetable patch plowed.

3. At a time of hardship, working on a vegetable patch is preferable.

4. Having your own vegetable patch or fruit garden was once commonplace, but fell out of favour as the food industry become more commercial and supermarkets began to take over.

5. There isn't a garden as such, just a little vegetable patch.

6. He chopped wood to make the fire, dug and weeded the little vegetable patch.

7. Or if you have space for a garden, help them cultivate their own vegetable patch with plants that grow quickly, like beans, cherry tomatoes, snow peas, and radishes.

8. Yves Lion offers the vision of a Paris engulfed in forests and fields where every citizen would cultivate their own vegetable patch.

9. It is thought that the technique was developed in the wild in order to supplement the nutrients in poor quality soil – but even domestic varieties grown in your vegetable patch retain the ability.

10. In the week before her death, Mariam ordered a new dress, bought an expensive mop to do household chores and told relatives she had plans to cultivate the vegetable patch.

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11. Clive Williams Henley on Thames, Oxon, UK discovered a carrot that looks like Buzz Lightyear from Toy Story while digging up his vegetable patch.

12. Do you sometimes go to Cristiano Ronaldo's house to pick some vegetables to make a soup from his vegetable patch? Explain that a little bit.

13. He's sticking the fence posts in to prevent chickens from getting into the vegetable patch.

14. Naboth the Jezreelite was killed by stoning for his vineyard to be used as a private vegetable patch by King Ahab.

15. Some of the other great bounty is coming from a couple of nearby fruit trees that have been far less demanding than the vegetable patch.