'splendid trees' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You could use this phrase when you would like to express admiration or appreciation for something, such as in the following example: "I walked down the street and admired the row of splendid trees that lined the sidewalk."
The fjord is magnificent, its light grey precipices splendid with trees sprouting out of cracks in the rock and waterfalls tumbling down.
To celebrate the arrival of Rise of the Guardians, a 3D holiday spectacular from director Peter Ramsey, the Rome film festival erects a splendid Christmas tree outside the main auditorium.
I was sitting on the grass beneath a splendid oak tree in our front yard when a streamlined, powder-blue Plymouth convertible sporting the license plate G7S pulled into the driveway across the street, at the home of the football captain.
Then we will have the luxury to muse about "splendid" and "treasured" trees.
In previous years, he's hosted gatherings at his apartment, which has spectacular floor-to-ceiling windows in its double-height living room, and a splendid deck with trees in planters and views uptown.
In 2001, Khalifa became sponsor of the Olympique de Marseille Football Team, and one year later, bought Villa Bagatelle in Cannes, stretched over 26,000 square meters of green lawns, trees, and splendid arched stone buildings dating back to the 1920s.
For locals and tourists to the area, the township is a popular meeting spot, where the main attraction is a pub that is actually a picnic table under a big tree with splendid water views.
Indeed, the authors hope that their romance with trees, conveyed with the splendid rapture of lovers (those eyes, those lips, those ears... ) will "help make the world safer for trees".
Twain built a parlor in a chestnut tree and wrote of the formidable winter views of the Hudson: "I believe we have the noblest roaring blasts here I have ever known on land; they sing their hoarse song through the big tree-tops with a splendid energy that thrills me and stirs me and uplifts me and makes me want to live always".
There are palm trees, year-round gardens and splendid weather — it was 81 degrees and sunny on Sunday — but there are also mudslides, gang shootings, wildfires and earthquakes.
