Sentence examples for fertile orchard from inspiring English sources

I stood in that fertile orchard, my feet sunk in blooming clover, remembering the last four summers, so dry they blistered the fields, stunted the fruit and turned green cornstalks to brown dust.

It is a centre of the fertile vineyards and orchards of the western Cape, as well as of sawmilling.

Drive eastwards, beyond the motorway linking Cádiz and Sevilla, through the foothills of the Subética mountain range and a new side of the region reveals itself: fertile valleys with orchards and market gardens.

But when he was 30, before he published his first novel, he followed a girlfriend to Paonia, a little town about five hours west of Denver, a fertile place of orchards, farms and vineyards, ringed by mountains.

I was told that many fertile and producing orchards and farms in Palestine had been leveled in the interests of "security" and now Palestinians had no choice but to import and buy Israeli farm products--many from West Bank settlements that have supplanted local Palestinian producers and who have been aided by their access to irrigation and capital investments.

The town lies near the end of a fertile valley surrounded by orchards and gardens and below a small hill dominated by a ruined 13th-century walled citadel.

Comparing the soil types of the two sites, MOT has a more fertile soil than the HB orchard, thus trees are more vigorous at the former site.

It lies in a narrow valley and is surrounded by vineyards and orchards planted in fertile basaltic soils.

The dam farmlands so created have become important high-yield croplands or orchards with enriched fertile soil and ample water.

As Standing Rock tribal chairman David Archambault said in an editorial last month: "When the Army Corps of Engineers dammed the Missouri River in 1958, it took our riverfront forests, fruit orchards and most fertile farmland to create Lake Oahe.

Around this area in the fertile valley of Ziarat, among orchards of apple trees, the small villages have seen major damage.