puutarhojen

Puutarhojen is a Finnish noun form that represents the genitive plural of puutarha, meaning garden. It conveys possession or association, equivalent to “of gardens” or “gardens’” in English. The form is used when referring to something related to multiple gardens.

In usage, puutarhojen appears in phrases describing ownership, parts, or characteristics of more than one garden. For example, in Finnish you might encounter sentences like “Puutarhojen ylläpito on tärkeää” (Care of the gardens is important) or “Puutarhojen suunnittelu ja ylläpito vaativat resursseja” (Garden design and maintenance require resources). The genitive plural is a standard way to link a noun to the noun it modifies, especially in formal or descriptive contexts such as landscaping, property descriptions, and municipal planning.

Related forms include puutarha (singular nominative), puutarhan (singular genitive), and puutarhat (plural nominative). The genitive plural form is puutarhojen. Etymologically, puutarha is of Swedish origin (trädgård), and the genitive plural development to puutarhojen is a regular feature of Finnish noun inflection. The term is widely understood in everyday Finnish as well as in official terminology relating to gardens and green spaces.