arboretum

[ad_1] noun, plural ar·bo·re·tums, ar·bo·re·ta [ahr-buh–ree-tuh] /ˌɑr bəˈri tə/.

1. a plot of land on which many different trees or shrubs are grown for study or display.

noun plural -ta (-tə) or -tums

1. a place where trees or shrubs are cultivated for their scientific or educational interest

n.

“tree-garden,” 1838, from Latin arboretum, literally “a place grown with trees,” from arbor “tree,” of unknown origin, + -etum, suffix used to form the names of gardens and woods.

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