Examples of using Cherry trees in English and their translations into Russian
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One of the bedrooms has a lovely balcony overlooking the street, with cherry trees, in blossom during the Springtime.
people started to grow cherry trees in their own gardens.
It was on their return to Washington, D.C. in 1885 that Eliza had her famous idea of planting Japanese cherry trees in the capital.
You can see that Japanese people have been enjoying viewing cherry-blossoms for more than 1,000 years and cherry trees are historical and traditional trees for Japanese people.
with centuries-old olive trees, cherry trees, flowers, and herbs.
As the stem wood is susceptible to heart rot, the cherry trees rarely reach their age limit of 100 years.
Get your cameras ready because the cherry trees are waiting for you the minute you step foot off the train.
That I'm gonna do to you what the spring does with the cherry trees, but in a prison way.
plum and cherry trees.
Now, we are trying to buy cherry trees because it makes more money and we can export them to Russia.
Demirchyan under the shadows of apricot and cherry trees you will find a real paradise for children- El Garden Kids Zone.
In our country are more than 150 different kinds of cherry trees, and believe me, all of these kinds are not so ordinary, as you can see at first glance.
These cherry trees are still called"Nagai Senbonzakura"("1,000 cherry trees of Nagai"); their flowers decorate the houses of Urakami in spring.
passing between the spring flowering cherry trees.
In the beginning, Japanese people enjoyed viewing the Japanese apricot trees but it changed to cherry trees gradually.
in springtime almond and cherry trees in blossom are waiting for you.
How wonderful it would have been… if we could have invited all of you… to a gathering under our cherry trees.
visitors were admiring the brilliant weeping cherry trees with exquisite blossoms.
UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mount Yoshino is famous for its thousands of sakura or cherry trees.
In 1948, he used 50,000 yen paid by Kyushu Times to plant 1,000 three-year-old cherry trees in the district of Urakami to transform this devastated land into a"Hill of Flowers.