The part of the sentence 'cherries grow' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use this phrase to express the idea that cherries are a type of plant that produces fruit. For example, "I love how cherries grow on trees in the summer time."
This fox yearns for the cherries growing on the poet's tree, and plays a trickster to get them.
In the old part of town, street vendors along the steps of Huangdao sell fragrant mushrooms and sweet cherries grown in the foothills of Laoshan.
"The British cherries grown this year are superb and we know shoppers will love them - they are plump with a wonderful glossy skin," said Tesco cherry buyer Tom Emmett.
The site itself is proudly ecological, heating the accompanying farm with solar energy and wood from its own forest, while the apples and cherries grown in the orchard are sold on site.
The forest orchard, which was set up for research rather than strictly production, contains a mixture of traditional crops like peaches and cherries growing alongside more experimental ones, such as pawpaws and persimmons, so researchers can study how climate change is affecting growing conditions in southern New England.
Civet cats love chowing down on the ripe, red cherries grown on coffee plants throughout the region, but they can't digest the hard pit in the centre.
Most of the tart cherries grown in the United States come from Michigan — there are fewer than 10 acres in California.
High quality fruits come from the Loire Valley and central France, including cherries grown for the liqueur Guignolet and the Belle Angevine pears.
M. glabra, the species perhaps most often called Barbados cherry, grows about 3.6 metres (12 feet) tall.
The Morello cherry, grown to make liqueur by a neighbouring distiller of cider brandy, is so tart that birds will not touch it.
