potting shed

/ (ˈpɒtɪŋ) /

a building in which plants are set in flowerpots and in which empty pots, potting compost, etc, are stored

Words nearby potting shed

Kenyon had not picked up all his pretty expressions in the potting-shed; he was intimate with a boy who went to a public school.

Some Persons Unknown |E. W. Hornung
I watched him cross the lawn and presently bring back a ladder from the potting-shed.

The Gay Adventure |Richard Bird
He left the hot, sweet air of the big hothouse and threaded his way among the glittering glasshouses to the potting-shed.

The Literary Sense |E. Nesbit
A potting-shed, a rag-and-bone shop, a pawn-broker's, or a thieves' kitchen?

The Betrothal |Maurice Maeterlinck

There was an old bucket inside the potting-shed upon which Diana had her eye; she had schemes that centred round that bucket.

A harum-scarum schoolgirl |Angela Brazil