Sentences describing ripe fruit and bumper harvest

1. The apple is hidden behind the leaves. Really like a shy little girl. Looking at that bunch of grapes covered with branches, purple is so crystal clear. Like bright gems, dense, like a ball.

I walked in and saw persimmon tree. Persimmons are ripe and shining golden in the sun. At this time, the red persimmon is really like a red lantern.

3. You see, the rouge-like apple is so bright and lovely, like a small lantern hanging on a branch, sinking for ten days, and like a red cloud falling on a branch.

Look at the persimmons over there, hanging on the branches one by one, like a burning flame. Fruitful, bending the branches. Pomegranates are yellow and red, with pockmarked faces and cracked bellies, where the seeds are crystal clear, just like pearls.

5. In the orchard, apple trees, pear trees and citrus trees ... bear big round fruits covered with branches. Apple buried her red face under Sister Green Leaf's clothes, which was very cute.

6. When I came to the farmhouse, I saw a tall sea red fruit tree, full of red fruits, which was about to bend my mother's waist.

7. Look, they are all clear. Some pomegranates are turquoise, transparent and shiny in the sun, just like carved with jade. Some pomegranates laugh like chubby dolls.

8. The beige pear is as yellow as a layer of gold powder. From a distance, it hangs there like a gourd, golden.

9. The red apple is like a shy little girl, afraid to speak. The eggplant ran gracefully, and its mouth cracked at the hour. Oranges and persimmons lit up the whole orchard with lanterns.

10, that round and flat orange, how cute and orange, really like a ball.