The phrase "abundant fruit" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a plentiful supply of fruit, often in contexts related to agriculture, gardening, or nutrition.
Example: "The orchard produced an abundant fruit harvest this year, delighting the local community with fresh produce."
Alternatives: "plentiful fruit" or "ample fruit".
Two simple cuts keep the form neat while encouraging abundant fruit production.
Petals of apple blossom blow about in the wind, but staggered flowering will ensure abundant fruit.
This is no exception: a lush, modern St-Emilion with some lovely floral hints amid the abundant fruit compote and jam.
Abundant fruit: papaya, melon, mangoes and avocados (though don't ask for nachos or tortilla chips with your guacamole, here they're called totopos).
WHERE TO EAT Across the island, Spanish, German, French or Swedish chefs are combining Lanzarote's varied seafood, abundant fruit and subtle cheeses with their own fusion enthusiasm.
If you're lucky enough to have friends with Malus trees, you can offer to take some of the abundant fruit off their hands.
The abundant fruits of literary mania ought to keep even the most diehard Obamamaniacs, graphomaniacs, and bibliomaniacs going until the Inaugural Address.
Besides serving as host for the Black Sea Fleet, the peninsula had a cherished role in the Soviet era as a vacation spot, with beaches and abundant fruits and vegetables.
Mr. Luxenberg said the word paradise was derived from the Aramaic word for garden and all the descriptions of paradise described it as a garden of flowing waters, abundant fruits and white raisins, a prized delicacy in the ancient Near East.
Some of its most creative and influential teachers, past and present, embody this unity and we see in their lives the abundant fruits of this synthesis of mind and heart, learning and spirituality.
A decade-long study of urine and faecal samples at the Gunung Palung Orangutan Conservation Project in West Kalimantan has shown that orangutans give birth during and after the high fruit season (though not every year), during which they consume various abundant fruits, totalling up to 11,000 calories per day.
