orchard

Converse of object

• overlook: Many of it's executive styled offices overlook the apple orchard.
• cultivate: This means that it is certain that cultivated apple orchards existed at least 3000 years ago.
• restore: Restore the farm orchard to maintain it as an important landscape feature and cultural / educational resource.

Converse of subject

• surround: The village is a surprise, too, tucked under a lone hill, with an unusual church surrounded by orchards.

Adjective modifier

• citrus: The damage was serious in a 50 hectare citrus orchard in Antalya, with a disease incidence of nearly 100 % .
• cherry: Narrow straights through cherry orchards are broken up by tight bends cut through rock.
• plum: Disease was observed in almost all plum orchards in the region on leaves but not on fruit or twigs.
• olive: From the walls the vineyards & olive orchards of the estate slant away toward the valley.
• adjoining: The house stand in tis own gardens together with the adjoining orchard and paddock.
• lush: The Lover's footsteps take him to a lush orchard enclosed by a high wall.

Modifies a noun

• soil: Within the smaller interventions, some features appeared to belong to Period 8B since they were directly overlain by orchard soils.
• fruit: Just wash and chop whatever combination of orchard fruit you please VERY roughly.
• tree: Thin gray hairs stood on her wrinkled chin, and the hair on her head was like the moss of old orchard trees.

Noun used with modifier

• apple: There's a council run apple orchard somewhere near Plymouth, built to be a bank of the English apples.
• cider: However, some of the fields show past use as cider orchards by the presence of gnarled Somerset varieties of apple trees.
• mango: The use of these blocks in mango orchards was shown to reduce losses from 20 % to zero.
• pear: There were a number of apple and pear orchards on the farm which were falling into decline.
• fruit: BBC, 3. January 2003 English fruit orchards continue to be destroyed at a record rate.
• seed: Phenological and isozyme studies have been used to compare levels of genetic diversity and mating patterns within seed orchards and living fence lines.

Preposition: of

• apple: The famous Limousin cows graze in the fields, and there are orchards of apples and walnuts to be found.