What sentences describe the shape and color of pine trees?

The trunk of a pine tree is very long and covered with thick skin, just like the shell of a turtle is opened.

The leaves of pine trees are very long and thin, and grow together like fans.

Pine trees sometimes have pine cones and pine nuts. Every autumn, squirrels pick pinecones from pine trees and take them back for the winter.

The trunk of the pine tree is brown, and the crown is like a small tower. Its leaves are thin and sharp, and bundles are scattered like needles. Although it does not open beautiful flowers, it is evergreen all the year round, which is even more unforgettable.

When the pine tree is young, the crown is pyramid-shaped and the branches are mostly wheel-shaped.

Seen from a distance, the pine tree looks like a green triangle tree and a big umbrella. Seen from a close distance, the leaves of pine trees look like a needle with a sharp tip. The older needles are dark green, while the younger ones are bright green.

The trunk of pine trees is dark brown, darker than the trunk, and the bark is much rougher. If you don't take thick drawing paper, you can't make rubbings of pine bark at all.

The leaves of pine trees spread out in clusters like needles, and each piece is sharp and powerful, as if supported by gods.

Most of the pine trees in the hilly area in the northeast of my hometown are Korean pine trees, which are not so tall and straight, but her elegant temperament, steel-like body and green pine branches are the same as other pine trees.

Pine trees do not have the competition of peach trees in spring, the huge leaves of sycamore trees in summer and the golden coat of ginkgo trees in autumn. Just a pine tree in a simple green coat in winter.

Under the scorching sun, pine trees look greener and taller.

The leaves of pine trees are very dense. They grow in clusters at the top and middle of twigs, and the five leaves on each cluster get together like four or five brothers and sisters. When spring blossoms, pine leaves like embroidery needles have two colors: one is emerald green and the other is dark green.

Its taupe trunk stands high outside the door like a flagpole. Its tree is not thick, only as big as a bowl, and its branches extend in all directions like a pagoda, so people call it "Tasong".