well-tended

How, in such a large and well-tended place, could there be no one home?

The walk was short, through more of the well-tended gardens.

There was a large garden, though, and this had been well-tended.

The plants in the well-tended garden were unlike any they had ever seen before.

The small house was on a street filled with similar houses and well-tended front yards.

My eyes very slowly ran up and down the front of the house, then along the well-tended grounds.

The well-tended gardens are open to the public, as is the chapel.

But there is little mention of the power a well-tended rage can bring to a good story.

She opened the gate and stepped into a well-tended garden.

Old photographs of better times and well-tended gardens exchanged hands.

The place, with its well-tended lawn and tennis court out back, spoke of another life.

But even with the diversity of architecture, the neighborhood has a well-tended air.

Nor should worrying about what could happen to a well-tended collection of contemporary glass.

Given the central location, this well-tended hotel is surprisingly quiet.

They looked across the well-tended gardens of a large manorhouse.

He just took off down the street, past the well-tended houses and neatly kept yards of the south side.

It was one of the few that were well-tended.

Out of the school holidays and during the week, the well-tended slopes feel empty.

Although Clinton has several well-tended community gardens, there is little parkland.

Ms. Stewart is known for a well-tended suspicion of the government.

Perhaps three hours in, the terrain changed a little, went from well-tended fields to a less defined land.

A well-tended feed breaks news faster than any other medium.

A damane was no better than an animal, if a well-tended one.

Still, he opened the small gate and walked through the well-tended yard to the porch.

Today the area still draws crowds during the summer with well-tended beaches.