Descriptive sentences of campus spring scenery

Our campus is particularly charming in spring, full of vitality everywhere.

As soon as you enter the school gate, the most eye-catching thing is the three large pine trees next to the podium. It was very high, almost reaching the window on the fourth floor. It seemed to want to join us in class, but it seemed a bit rude to enter the classroom from the window, so I had to listen carefully. The pine tree was as green as an emerald pagoda, and every branch There are bunches of pine needles growing on them. They are tender green and soft like a newborn baby. These three tall and straight pine trees guard our campus like three warriors.

Behind the pine tree is a very distinctive flower garden. It is surrounded by a flower garden wall of green big-leaf boxwood. Magnolia and rose flowers are planted in the wall. The white magnolia standing proudly on the branches is like a girl wearing a white gauze. , slim and graceful, fresh and holy; while the purple magnolia flowers are noble and elegant. Some flowers are in bud, some are full of buds, and some have sparse flowers and leaves. From time to time, there is a fragrance floating in the wind. Maybe this year It has rained too little, and the roses have not shown their bright smiles yet. The stems of these roses are thin and long, and the dark green stems are covered with many small dark red thorns. Its leaves are dark green and strange. Yes, there are soft thorns around the leaves, like small gears. Upon closer inspection, I found that except for one leaf at the end of the branch, the rest of the leaves are opposite. They are like pairs of cute twins.

There are three sycamore trees planted in front of a row of bungalows in the southeast of the flower garden. The fruits left over from last year are still hanging on the trees. There are many small thorns on the fruits. When the wind blows, they will sway gently, like one by one. Little bells with thorns. Some trees have grown young leaves, while others have only grown a small bud. Maybe it’s because they don’t get enough sunlight.

Three trees grow on the west side of the campus. A persimmon tree, they have already grown green leaves, as if countless enthusiastic little hands are waving to you. The wall behind the tree is also covered with ivy, and the leaves on the top of the wall grow densely, and everyone looks up. We raised our heads as if we wanted to say something to the sun, but the leaves on the wall were a little scattered, as if we hadn't woken up from hibernation.

We took off our heavy cotton clothes, put on bright spring clothes, and relaxed Playing on the playground. The trees also put on new clothes, covered with the warm spring light, dancing gracefully in the long spring breeze, leaving behind their whirling shadows. Our laughter floated far and wide with the wind. , maybe, even the birds heard it, otherwise, how could they fly up and then land on the treetops to listen?

How lovely our campus is, where they thrive. We all feel that we are the happiest people in the world!