Converse of object

• fel: The trees felled will be replaced with a coppice woodland.

• plant: Read more | Edinburgh Out & About The Man who planted trees.

Adjective modifier

• mature: A stream runs through the bottom of the gardens to the front which have lawns, flower and shrub borders and mature trees.

• olive: These remains perhaps suggest that olive trees were cultivated at or near the monastery.

• deciduous: The legislation does not cover single of deciduous trees.

• tall: I will be the tallest tree in the world.

• native: For each new customer, Ecotricity will donate £ 15 to WWF and plant a native tree in Gloucestershire.

• cherry: These phrases pile up almost to excess, like petals drifting off a cherry tree in spring.

Modifies a noun

• planting: We will now offset the carbon emissions we produce with an annual tree planting, making us a carbon neutral company.

• trunk: In places, layers of peat lie exposed on the beach, with tree trunks of a prehistoric forest poking out.

• preservation: Tree preservation order ( TPO ) an Order made by the Council to protect a tree or group of trees.

• stump: A simple tree stump or large log turned on its end will normally suffice.

• fern: Exotic and jungle plants including cannas, gingers, bananas, tree ferns, palms, bamboos and aroids.

• sparrow: Tree Sparrows were seen around the farm during the month.

Noun used with modifier

• palm: I said I will climb up the palm tree, I will take hold of the branches thereof.

• oak: An access road is planned to run between these two ancient oak trees.

• pine: We have ample free forecourt parking, nestling among pine trees, only two minutes from the cliff top.

• apple: Then he & N run off happily to the apple tree house.

• yew: Vegetation: several yew trees of no great age are established within the churchyard.

• fig: Secondly, we learn lessons about authority from the incident of the fig tree.