Everything in the garden is rosy
phrase
Everything is going well or perfectly.
John just got a promotion, the kids are doing great in school, everything in the garden is rosy.

Often appears as...
- everything in the garden is rosy because
- to say everything in the garden is rosy
Usage tips
Idiomatic
phrase
Everything is going well or perfectly.
John just got a promotion, the kids are doing great in school, everything in the garden is rosy.

Often appears as...
- everything in the garden is rosy because
- to say everything in the garden is rosy
Usage tips
Idiomatic
Definition 1 of 1

Figurative Meaning
The phrase is not about real gardens or roses; it's a metaphor for things going smoothly in life or a situation.

Despite the economic downturn, for Claire, everything in the garden is rosy since she won the lottery.
Positive Connotation
The phrase has a cheerful, optimistic tone; use it when you want to express positivity.

He just got married and love is in the air; everything in the garden is rosy.
Not Literal
Avoid confusion by remembering the phrase is used figuratively and isn’t about actual gardening successes.

Since all her children graduated with honors, everything in the garden is rosy for Mrs. Jones.
Figurative Meaning
The phrase is not about real gardens or roses; it's a metaphor for things going smoothly in life or a situation.

Despite the economic downturn, for Claire, everything in the garden is rosy since she won the lottery.
Positive Connotation
The phrase has a cheerful, optimistic tone; use it when you want to express positivity.

He just got married and love is in the air; everything in the garden is rosy.
Not Literal
Avoid confusion by remembering the phrase is used figuratively and isn’t about actual gardening successes.

Since all her children graduated with honors, everything in the garden is rosy for Mrs. Jones.
Figurative Meaning
The phrase is not about real gardens or roses; it's a metaphor for things going smoothly in life or a situation.

Despite the economic downturn, for Claire, everything in the garden is rosy since she won the lottery.
Positive Connotation
The phrase has a cheerful, optimistic tone; use it when you want to express positivity.

He just got married and love is in the air; everything in the garden is rosy.
Not Literal
Avoid confusion by remembering the phrase is used figuratively and isn’t about actual gardening successes.

Since all her children graduated with honors, everything in the garden is rosy for Mrs. Jones.
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