Sentences and words that describe ripe oranges in autumn

1. The oranges in our hometown are planted halfway up the mountain. In spring, orange flowers all over the mountains and plains are like countless flying butterflies. In summer, the orange flowers have faded, and green oranges have grown. In autumn, oranges are like flaming red lanterns, rising high in the sky.

2. Autumn is here, autumn is here! The orange tree is covered with small orange lanterns. The delicious bananas exude a sweet smell, as well as pears and persimmons... You squeeze and touch each other, vying for people to pick them!

3. The orchard in autumn is very lively, containing the fruits of hard-working farmers’ sweat and labor in the past year. The apple tree is very lively. Let’s see who has the reddest sweater and who is the biggest. The orange trees are also very lively, and the orange sisters are competing to see whose evening dress is the most beautiful

4. Autumn is the most beautiful here. The citrus is ripe, and like the sunset under the orange tree, it is yellow and golden, covering Mother Earth with a golden coat. The dark brown orange tree was covered with heavy tangerines. These naughty little oranges bent the orange tree down, and we had to use the branches to prop up the branches.

5. Autumn is here, autumn is here, and the orchard is golden, so beautiful! The persimmons hang on the branches, like little lanterns, which are so beautiful. The oranges are like little stars in the sky, so cute one by one!