It's like having an orchard; you have to give away the fruit, but not the trees.
It has an orchard of apples and pears within a 17-acre walled garden, which was restored in 1996 based on archives of the original gardens.
They were walking in an orchard. They saw that all the trees were bending under a heavy load of apples. Except one tree on which there were no apples at all.
Towards dark, she came to an orchard smoking.
It be easy to rob an orchard when none keep it .
From there it was a short stroll up through an orchard into the village and our vantage point for the evening show ahead.
Structure and dynamics of insect community in young longan orchard
A gate near an orchard lies submerged in the upper Hunza Valley on April 14th, 2010.
The pink plum blossoms are like the cheeks of a young girl whose love sinuses are blooming, with twelve-cent shyness, like paintings, and tenderness like water.
The farmers have turned the barren hill into an orchard.
I have a car, a house and an orchard and you may have whatever you like best.
It is a serious mistake to locate an orchard improperly.
There is an old village called Grantchester, and an orchard where you can lie under clustering fruit-trees, sipping tea, as flowers or fruit hang down into your teacup, and little sparrows come to your table to feed -- truly a paradise on earth.
Pomona lived on the Palatine Hill beside the river Tiber. She was a wood-nymph, and her home was an orchard of wild fruit-trees: pear, cherry and above all the apples from which she took her name.
The garden abutted on to an orchard.
When the same species occurs in the neighbourhood of an orchard, pollen will obviously inflitrate from the outside sources.
In practice, wind-borne pollen from outside will enter an orchard.
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