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orchards

noun as in fruit farm

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When Giuseppe arrived in the valley, apple orchards were the cash crop, not vines.

Bordelet recognizes which trees perform best in each, and he plants and farms his orchards accordingly.

Most orchards usually have two types: Demi-Sec, or semi-sweet, and Cidre Brut, which is a dry cider.

Some orchards also make cheeses or fiddle around with other types of alcohols or fruits.

Settlers have been attacking Palestinians on their way to pick olives and destroying trees and orchards.

Since the people have taken to gin-drinking, cider is out of favour and the orchards destroyed.

There was then a great deal of old timber about the place and a long avenue of oaks, besides three large cherry orchards.

He promised to eat up in one hour all the figs and all the oranges and all the lemons in the King's orchards.

Whiles some returned to the hall where they had passed the night, others betook them to the gardens and orchards.

A rattle under a bridge, a roar through a tunnel, and on again, through Kentish orchards.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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