Sentences describing orchards

The sentences describing the orchard are as follows:

1. Walking into the orchard, you will salivate at the crowded grapes, some are green and red, and some are red with purple. Look, the various fruits are vying with each other, and they all want to be the first to be tasted by you and get your praise.

2. Looking at the orchard from a distance, the trees are full of silvery white, like white snow and orange covering the branches. Dots of green leaves peek out from the sea of ??flowers. and the dancing little butterflies form a beautiful picture.

3. Autumn brings the joy of harvest. In the orchard, various fruits hang on the branches. Apples are as red as a shy little girl; bananas are as golden as hanging on the branches. The crescent moon in the sky.

4. In the orchard, the little apples are ripe, and everyone is bending over with smiles. Looking from a distance, everything is red. They bow to you like gentlemen, but also like shy little girls who don't want to raise their heads. ah! In autumn, your food is so abundant!

5. The orchard is no exception. The red apples are hanging down from its waist, as if they want to kiss the earth. On the lychee tree, the grains are plump and golden. When the wind blows, you bump into me and I bump into you, which makes people feel relaxed and happy.

6. In the autumn orchard, the pomegranates grinned happily, showing rows of neat little teeth, the apples turned red with shyness, and the golden pears wafted with fragrance. Mouthwatering.

7. The fruits in the orchard are also ripe. The red apples remind people of fire; the green kiwi reminds people of grass. The fruity aroma emitted by the various fruits in the orchard spreads around, making people salivate and want to taste the fruits right away. I understand the sweetness of autumn.

8. She came to the orchard. She gave the fiery red to the maple tree, letting it light up the sky; she gave the yellow to the sycamore tree, letting its fallen leaves fly like butterflies. ; She gave the red color to the apples, and you squeezed them, vying for people to buy them; she gave the orange color to the oranges, so that people would drool after seeing them.

9. The autumn wind is filled with incense. Looking up at the sky, it is much clearer. The clouds are white, setting off the crystal clear blue fence.