The phrase "bountiful trees" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used to describe a large number of trees or a plentiful supply of trees. For example: "The beautiful park was filled with bountiful trees, providing shade and beauty for all who visited."
"That would not only help nourish one of the world's most bountiful trees, but perhaps even allow me to wander eternally through the Torrid Zone," he writes.
He had visited three times, to stand where we stood and look down on the acres of bountiful trees enclosed by high fences, with armed guards every hundred meters, scanning the empty countryside.
Lakes, clear skies, trees, bountiful vegetable gardens, and grass forever, encircled by the Sayan Mountains.
At her grave, Cinderella's tears cause a bountiful, green-leaved tree to grow - -one of the ballet's most magical effects -- and it becomes a center of action itself.
That reality cannot but seem romantic to us, not least because it is so arrested in a lost time (the floral dresses and tablecloths, the lives free of relentless digital distraction) but also because they live simply amid bountiful nature – their apple trees are loaded with fruit and their meadow full of fennel and wild garlic.
White ducks dabble and feed off strewn corn, cats keep the rats at bay and, in adjoining orchards, long ladders are pushed up into the cherry trees for a bountiful harvest.
Burghead town centre, Sat CC With make-do-and-mend and grow-your-own more popular than ever, this hands-on course shows gardeners how to revitalise mature trees to ensure bountiful fruit supplies.
The trees are so bountiful that Mr. Miller, or Country Norm, as friends call his mellow upstate alter ego, holds an annual daylong apple festival for a few dozen friends and relatives who pick fruit and make pies; this year, Mr. Miller, who said his city oven contains only shoes, plans to add a second, all male, celebration: Pommes et Hommes.
At the same time, the moist fog helps keep temperatures low in the rich agricultural region by reflecting sunlight and keeping the ground from warming, which helps keep the abundant fruit and nut trees dormant, allowing for bountiful harvests.
Sal (Shorea robusta) and hollong (Dipterocarpus rhetusus) trees are among the most bountiful of the hardwoods.
The bus station looks great and when we finally get to Bountiful, it has a detailed backdrop of trees and sky that is one of the most beautiful I've ever seen in a show.
