The phrase "a wonderful tree" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a tree that is particularly impressive, beautiful, or significant in some way.
Example: "In the center of the park stood a wonderful tree, its branches stretching wide and its leaves shimmering in the sunlight."
Alternatives: "an amazing tree" or "a magnificent tree".
"It's a magic tree, a very wonderful tree," said Abasse Tougiani of Niger's National Institute of Agricultural Research, who has travelled all over Niger studying Faidherbia albida – the gao's Latin name.
But Only They Can Shape a Tree" (March 12) omitted the most important lesson I learned during the wonderful tree pruning course at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden: mulch those trees.
He continues, "This land is the recipient of three rivers that come by and establish wonderful tree cultures and agriculture, a beautiful place.
At the end of last year, Susan Rose, the chair of the Highgate Conservation Area advisory committee, wondered what Michael "would think of it all outside the beautiful home that he looked after so well, and right where he erected a wonderful Christmas tree every year".
Speaking last month, Susan Rose, chair of the Highgate Conservation Area advisory committee, wondered what Michael "would think of it all outside the beautiful home that he looked after so well, and right where he erected a wonderful Christmas tree every year".
This wonderful tree has many benefits to harvest, but left along could become a problem plant on the farm.
"The elect will gather the fruits of this wonderful tree," Dom.
Generations unborn may listen to the laments of their elders, see photographs and film footage, but never experience what it is to stand before this wonderful tree.
We are all shareholders in the wonderful tree that is 703 West End Avenue, and each of our branches helps support the others.
Leaving this noisy suburban area, Chris and John then head off up the river to search for pairs of these wonderful tree ducks in the Devonian landscape.
