wild cherry tree

NOUN
  1. an uncultivated cherry tree
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How To Use wild cherry tree In A Sentence

  • You will find yew, whitebeam and wild cherry trees. Times, Sunday Times
  • The wild cherry trees are at a very dramatic stage. Times, Sunday Times
  • I've got plenty of mulberry trees to sustain me on my walk, and I have a wild cherry tree that leaves me looking like a vampire every time I pass it, but until yesterday I missed the blackberry bush. Archive 2009-06-01
  • On the wild cherry trees there are more scarlet and yellow leaves. Times, Sunday Times
  • On the wild cherry trees there are more scarlet and yellow leaves. Times, Sunday Times
  • Families of starlings are also invading the wild cherry trees for their fruit, the brown young ones alongside the speckled older birds. Times, Sunday Times
  • Golden oriels were busy in the tops of the wild cherry trees, feeding upon the ripe fruit, and calling out their French name, _loriot_; and when they flew across the river, a gleam of brilliant yellow moved swiftly over the rippled surface. Wanderings by southern waters, eastern Aquitaine
  • The first flecks of scarlet and yellow can be seen on wild cherry trees. Times, Sunday Times
  • Families of starlings are also invading the wild cherry trees for their fruit, the brown young ones alongside the speckled older birds. Times, Sunday Times
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