English vocabulary: Plants & trees – 23 words with pictures, audio & printable flashcards

Mia sees the rose bushes.

He looks at his potato plants.

The key is under a tree.

A white flower is there.

The message says where Leo’s great-grandfather hid important seeds during the war.

He sees the green grass.

The leaves are black.

Three weeks later, when Martin came to check on the plot alone one evening, he found small green shoots pushing up from the dark earth in neat, confident rows.

Mia sees the rose bushes.

Tomatoes: south-facing wall, no frost.

It sounded like the wind in the reeds.

Everything looked normal: red roses, green herbs, and a small stone bird.

The bean poles were leaning at strange angles, like tired soldiers.

Specifically, he needed a local name for a broad, heather-covered summit that rose above a narrow glen approximately fourteen miles southeast of Inverness.

Weeds had come up through the soil.

She was sixty-two years old and always made a honey and lavender cake.

The Mere was half a mile from the cottage, down a track through birch trees that were already beginning to lose their leaves.

Beinn a' Chaorainn means roughly 'hill of the rowan tree,' a reference to a particular cluster of rowans that had marked the hillside for as long as anyone in the glen could remember.

Marguerites are delicate flowers, and there was nothing delicate about what they were doing out here.

Clara whispered, 'My grandmother loved wildflowers.

The Mere was half a mile from the cottage, down a track through birch trees that were already beginning to lose their leaves.

No reeds grew at its edges.

Three weeks later, when Martin came to check on the plot alone one evening, he found small green shoots pushing up from the dark earth in neat, confident rows.