tree farm (Meaning)

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tree farm (n)

a forest (or part of a forest) where trees are grown for commercial use

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The tree farm was a sprawling expanse of densely planted pines, their needles shimmering in the sunlight.
The landowner had converted his property into a tree farm, hoping to supplement his income through timber sales.
The students flocked to the tree farm to select their perfect Christmas trees.
The tree farm was a crucial source of raw materials for the local lumber mill.
As the holiday season approached, the tree farm became a hive of activity with families searching for their festive greenery.
The rows of trees at the tree farm provided a surreal labyrinth to explore.
The tree farm offered a unique opportunity to witness the life cycle of trees from saplings to mature specimens.
The owner of the tree farm was passionate about sustainable forestry practices, ensuring the long-term health of his trees.
The fragrance of pine needles permeated the air at the tree farm, creating an invigorating atmosphere.
The tree farm served as a vital habitat for wildlife, providing shelter and sustenance to numerous species.

a forest (or part of a forest) where trees are grown for commercial use

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The tree farm was a sprawling expanse of densely planted pines, their needles shimmering in the sunlight.

The landowner had converted his property into a tree farm, hoping to supplement his income through timber sales.

The students flocked to the tree farm to select their perfect Christmas trees.

The tree farm was a crucial source of raw materials for the local lumber mill.