I'm not sure a sinuous raised bed on that scale is quite what I hope to achieve, fire. I prefer my weedy whatever to a sterile patch of grass. I don't want to 'improve' it - just to name it as in: "The ###### needs cutting and I did it last time. It's your turn."
My vote is for B3's 'wawn'.. weedy lawn.. catchy, easy to say, and people will either assume you mean lawn, but have a speech impediment, or wrote a typo.. or will question you, leading to a definition.
Allowing for FD's colloquial regionality, a yard in English is usually associated with the space outside back to back terraced houses unless, of course, you're grand enough to have stables with their yard or are a builder with a work and storage yard.
B3 - why not just call it the middle? At the rate you're nibbling it won't last long enough to get a special word......
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I prefer my weedy whatever to a sterile patch of grass. I don't want to 'improve' it - just to name it as in: "The ###### needs cutting and I did it last time. It's your turn."
Allowing for FD's colloquial regionality, a yard in English is usually associated with the space outside back to back terraced houses unless, of course, you're grand enough to have stables with their yard or are a builder with a work and storage yard.
B3 - why not just call it the middle? At the rate you're nibbling it won't last long enough to get a special word......
Yard- https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/yard