plantage
/ˈplæntɪdʒ/Definitions
1. noun
A tract of land used for planting or cultivating crops, especially in the West Indies.
“The plantation was originally a sugar plantage.”
2. noun
A place where plants are cultivated or grown, especially in a controlled environment.
“The indoor plantage was a perfect place to grow rare orchids.”
3. noun
A colony or settlement, especially in the West Indies.
“The Dutch established a plantage in what is now Suriname.”