1. Sentences about planting

Sentence 1 A drizzle has just passed, and the wind still carries the chill of winter and the smell of ice and snow.

The grass flowers in the fields are blooming luxuriantly despite the water and frost, and there is also a small yellow flower called yellow flower grass. It is at the transition between winter and spring that it blooms all over the fields, far away. Looking from a distance, it looks like a golden star. They are messengers who have come all the way from the wind and snow, embellishing the warmth of early spring.

It was in this season, in the fields that were suddenly warm but then cold, that I saw a familiar posture - the posture of a farmer sowing seeds. This posture carries the fragrance of freshly turned soil, cuts into my eyes at the most beautiful angle, and touches my heart at the best position.

Sentence 2 The summer heat finally came, and gave me a warm embrace. I said goodbye to the early warmth of spring with tears. The newly turned soil released loneliness. We lined up neatly to welcome it and waited. The seeds of a winter have come in one after another, and they are so cruel that they leave you behind and give you your freedom, fully looking forward to the fruitful autumn. Sentence 3: Sow the seeds of sunshine, and they will grow. A beautiful mood will reclaim the wasteland of life, and let the pear needles of love work hard. The troubled sorrow in your heart will plant clouds in the dark night, and the morning glow will grow in the brilliant dawn. Imagination is spread to the sky, and the wings will stretch out to the boundless universe. Sow hope in words, picturesque poetry will grow in the fields, sow exploration in the sea of ??books, and ideals will wave in the harbor of the future. Everyone will sow seeds in the spring, sow seeds, It is a kind of happy labor. Labor is the virtue of a nation. In autumn, it will receive fruitful results.

In the fourth sentence, what kind of mood do those seeds feel? Is it the experience of a baby being carried into a cradle by its mother, or the feeling of a son being lifted up and thrown into the air by his father? They were thinking about development and growth, yearning for the greenness of summer and the golden color of autumn... In the posture of the sower, I saw my father's contented expression, and as handfuls of seeds flew out, the wrinkles on my father's face Spread out comfortably, like drinking an extra glass of earthy grain wine, looking drunk but not drunk... The fifth sentence: I never pursue too much, I just ask for a ray of sunshine to bring me, I dare not dream of becoming a cloud, letting everyone I dare not, I dare not, I dare not base all my hopes on extravagant hopes, and turn all my dreams into romance. I dare not, since I cannot reach the stars with my hands, even if I dive into the bottom of the sea. We can't hold up the moon either, so why don't we keep our feet on the ground, sow joy and happiness, sow light and hope on the solid soil, no matter how much we harvest tomorrow, even if it's just the sunset staining the dust, even if it's just the wind and frost covering the forest, I will The interest is dull, because what you sow is happiness, but what you reap is happiness. 2. Famous quotes about sowing sunshine and harvesting happiness

People who avoid reality will have an even less ideal future.

Don’t look for excuses to fail, only look for reasons to succeed. (Don’t look for reasons for failure, but find ways for success)

The heights that great men reach and maintain are not achieved by flying, but when their companions are asleep. Climbing up step by step.

Three days of prophethood and ten years of wealth.

God helps those who help themselves.

When a couple is of one mind, clay turns into gold.

Perseverance is a major factor in success. As long as you knock on the door long enough and loud enough, you will eventually wake up.

The reason why people can do it is because they believe they can.

There are no desperate situations in the world, only people who are desperate for their situations.

The environment will not change, the solution lies in changing yourself.

The power developed by one person with faith is greater than 99 people who have only interest.

Two seeds, a forest.

When you feel sad and miserable, it's best to learn something. Learning will make you always invincible.

Behind every hard work, there must be double rewards.

Without saliva and sweat, there would be no tears of success.

Those who have never failed have probably never succeeded.

If you want to succeed, use perseverance as your good friend, experience as your counselor, caution as your brother, and hope as your sentinel.

Frustration is actually the tuition fee for success.

Among the easiest things in the world, procrastination is the least effortful.

Those who sow with tears will surely reap with smiles.

Forget failure, but remember the lessons learned from failure.

Most people want to change the world, but few want to change themselves.

Patience is even better than brain power.

Any restriction starts from your own heart.

It is not the circumstances that make the people, it is the people that make the circumstances. Inspirational Quotes

The establishment of great achievements in life is not about knowing, but about being able to do it. 3. Beautiful sentences about harvest

1. In fact, life is like the growth of flowers. As we grow, we should keep moving forward, speed up the pace, and catch up with the best season of flowering.

Our growth path cannot always be smooth, there will always be many winds and rains, but we must believe that we will definitely win, hold faith, bravely overcome all kinds of difficulties in the wind and rain, and live tenaciously. When the time comes, there will surely be seeds for harvest. Sentences describing harvest.

2. Sowing details, harvesting habits; sowing habits, harvesting success; sowing success, harvesting life. So, if you sow and work hard, what will you reap? What is gained is happiness.

3. When we were young, we always held our little hands and jumped to the beach. Then we held shovels and small buckets, looked for shells, shoveled the soil, and shoveled one into the beach. Put a beautiful, beautiful shell into the small bucket, and then compare the shells. On the way home, I held the shell and listened to the sound of the sea in the shell. I felt surprised. How could there be the sea in the shell? What I gained at that time was pure childlike innocence.

4. If there is no effort, there is nothing to gain. If there is no contribution, how can we ask for anything? Everyone wants to ask for it. Harvest is also something everyone likes, because everyone has their own desires. To grow, grass needs moisture from drizzle, warmth from the sun, and care from gentle winds; without drizzle, sunshine, and gentle winds, it will grow weak and even die. Sentences describing harvest.

5. Looking back, I have left my deep footprints on the land we have cultivated so hard. I believe that we will all reap the fruitful fruits. The flowers on campus are rich and colorful; the trees on campus are strong and tall; the people on campus are sincere and enthusiastic; the campus is colorful.

6. She explained the meaning of life with her difficult but happy life. Her life is a miracle for mankind. Her autobiography makes me ashamed, alert, and rewarding. I gained a kind of faith, gained the importance of knowledge, and also gained the courage for disabled people to use knowledge to overcome life.

7. The sea breeze is still blowing, the seagulls are still calling, and the sea is still rushing. Only the heart goes towards the unknown, looking forward to challenges, overcoming challenges, and reaping a success that belongs to us. 8. Yes, I also gained something from this failure. I learned a golden truth - it is not your talent but your efforts that determine success.

9. The philosopher Bodman once said: "Sow an action and you will reap a habit; sow a habit and you will reap a personality; sow a personality and you will reap a destiny." Yes. Yes, sowing will always yield a harvest! 10. Giving and gaining complement each other. I paid for my face, () but got the respect of my classmates; I got to know others, and I also got others’ understanding and help for me. --If you are willing to pay, you will gain something.

11. As the saying goes: “No pain, no gain”, I think it should be “No pain, no gain”. Teachers and classmates, let us work hard together, use our hard work and sweat to usher in richer and sweeter harvests, and usher in a more glorious tomorrow! 12. When I was a child, I always wanted to make a big garden with many beautiful flowers blooming in it. Every word is a harvest for me. They are dazzling and radiate colorful brilliance. Red - represents learning gains. Green - represents the ideal harvest. Yellow - represents the harvest of hope.

13. We are still holding hands, holding shovels and small buckets, but instead of looking for shells, we use sea water to wet the sand, and then pile up hills, little people, and sand eggs. . We piled the hills high, then stepped on the hills we built, and then we flattened the hills again, and then piled them up and stepped on them again. Holding the kneaded sand eggs, you chase me and throw them around. I gained happiness and innocence.

14. In life, what you do may not always be recognized by others, which may become a tangle in your heart at the time. However, after experiencing it, if you think about it carefully, only the baptism of time can make you gradually mature. At this time, we want to thank those who have made us grow. They have made us mature and wise. Learn to be grateful and gain a different kind of life.

15. In life, what many people want to see most is the result. They all say, "Just the process, not the result." But without process, where would the results come from? Only when the process is done well will you have a satisfactory result. The process is the biggest gain.

16. As the saying goes, "You will get what you pay for." I can understand the connotation of this saying not only because I have read a story about the "cold horn bird", but also because of my own personal experience.

17. The green vegetables are the harvest of the farmers’ efforts; the world peace is the harvest of the revolutionary army’s efforts; the people standing at the award ceremony are the harvest of their efforts; Those of us who work silently will reap the rewards.

18. If you want to gain, you have to pay. If you work hard, you will reap the fruits. If you work hard, you will reap the results. As long as you have a firm and persistent belief. 4. Good sentences about plants should be short

The trunk of the old elm tree is very thick, and the bark is cracked into pieces, like large fish scales.

This old elm tree, in this boundless sea of ??sand, looks like a kind old man, holding a huge green umbrella high to protect passers-by from the rain and shade. The willow branches hang weakly, as if trying to burrow into the ground to escape the scorching sun.

A few rows of declining willow trees hang like tangled hair, their branches stripped of leaves swaying in the cold wind. Goose-yellow buds have sprouted from the willow branches, each like a chick's beak.

The drizzle is floating like fine dust, and the willows by the lake are like the hair of a newly bathed girl, dripping with crystal water drops. The willows on both sides of the dam, some like old people with white hair, and some like young girls with hair shawl, form a corridor with beaded curtains for the long dam.

A row of willows half-submerged in the water looks like a group of girls lifting up their skirts and standing in the moonlight combing their long hair. The slender and soft branches of the willows hang down loosely, like the long hair of a girl who has just washed her hair without braiding it.

Rain and mist sprinkled on the willow leaves, rustling like a girl caressing the strings, and like spring silkworms devouring mulberry leaves. The willows on both sides of the river have changed from tender green to dark green, fluttering the new soft branches, which are reflected on the river surface, making the river water dyed green, as if an emerald river is running eastward.

When you walk on the road, flying catkins often surround you left and right, sometimes touching your clothes, or hitting your face, entangled endlessly. This will remind people of the ancient poem "There is love even in falling catkins and flying silk threads".

The patches of birch forest look like groups of slender girls wearing white dresses. The birch forest in front looks like a group of cranes standing on one leg.

The birch trees rustled, and the fallen leaves fell to the ground like the tears she shed. The breeze swept by, and the bamboo forest swayed gently, making a rhythmic sound, like beautiful music floating in the air.

The green bamboos all over the mountain swayed in the wind, making a beautiful sound, as if someone had blown a huge bamboo flute and played a deep music. Each root of this bamboo is of the same thickness and length, like sisters born in the same year, slender, tall and graceful.

The wind was blowing gently in the bamboo forest, and the bamboo leaves were trembling slightly, really like slender mouths whispering. When you walk into the green bamboo paths on a hot summer afternoon, you will immediately feel a refreshing joy. The world of mortals is gone, your fatigue is gone, and you feel a cool world in your heart.

The spring bamboo shoots, each like a pointed cone, are covered with light green clothes, smiling in the spring breeze and showering in the spring rain. The leaves on the trees are gradually turning yellow, and the falling leaves are like golden birds, flying up and down.

The autumn wind swept by, and the leaves fell one after another. Some danced like butterflies, some spread their wings like orioles, and some spun lightly like dancers. These falling leaves look like colorful petals scattered by fairies.

Among the fallen leaves, some are like boats sailing in the wind, some are like acrobats turning somersaults and falling, and some are like gliders circling down in flat circles. Withered yellow leaves, one or two, floated gently on the water, like countless small boats, slowly swinging in the wind.

The ripe red beans, some like agate, some like pearls, are hanging all over the branches, forming a small flower umbrella with the dense green leaves. It’s so cute! There is a large peach blossom in full bloom at the door, pink and so delicate that it seems like it can turn into water when you blow on it. The blooming peach blossoms are like pieces of rouge, dyeing the rich spring mountains and rivers, and like clusters of clouds, reflecting the vibrant earth.

The pink peach blossoms are close to each other, crowding the entire branch. They are like a group of urchins, vying to let people admire their gorgeous beauty. The peach blossoms have withered, and a few petals remain on the branches, still like dancing flames.

In spring, clusters of shining pear blossoms resemble the blossoming snow waves on the river. The spring breeze in the cherry blossom garden is gentle, and the fallen flowers are in full bloom. The fallen petals are flying in the wind, like dancing butterflies, or like fairy flowers scattered by the goddess.

The jujube flower is in bloom, with six shiny petals, like golden six-pointed stars. They are mixed in the leaves, exuding bursts of fragrance. Although jujube flowers are not as bright as peach blossoms, they attract swarms of bees with their fragrance and donate their pollen to people free of charge to make a high-grade tonic - jujube nectar.

Strings of Sophora japonica flowers were like white milk overflowing from the branches, drop by drop suddenly solidifying in the air. The sweet-scented osmanthus tree outside the window also took off its smoky gray clothes in winter and put on new green clothes.

Osmanthus fragrans is so elegant, so generous, so full of vitality that you can't help but admire it, especially its rich fragrance, which makes people drunk. In midsummer, the phoenix flowers all over the tree are in bloom. They bloom so red and brightly.

Against the backdrop of green leaves, the phoenix flowers look like phoenixes resting on the trees, extremely beautiful. The phoenix flower blooms a fiery red color. On such a tree, there is not a single green leaf to be found during the flowering period. It is all red flowers, blooming so warmly and generously! A phoenix flower is like a small flame, and a phoenix flower tree is like a burning torch. The phoenix flowers blooming all over the street make the whole city glow red.

When the flowers of the phoenix tree are in full bloom, the tree crown seems to be covered with a layer of red, which is dazzling and dazzling, like a big red butterfly on the tree. The red phoenix petals are scattered all over the ground, like a bright red carpet.

The camellias all over the mountains are so bright and hot that when the sun shines, it seems like thousands of red stars are shining brightly in front of our eyes, and when the breeze blows, it seems like thousands of flags are flying. Kapok is very strangely red, and the flowers are so big that they sound like flaming horns looking up to the sky.

It is the kapok blooming on the tall trees. The flowers are delicate and beautiful, as if they are hot flames spitting out leisurely in the green mountains. The kapok trees blooming in the wind beside the river, and the red and flaming flowers on the tree are blazing and golden, waving like high-flying flags in the sky.

Kapok is not as charmingly red as peonies. It is so warm and solemn that it reflects the sky red. Look, the shining redbud tree is in full bloom. The flowers are one after another, one after another, pushing and squeezing each other, so lively and lively! The lilac buds are purple, and the bunches look like red sorghum ears.

The white lilac flowers in full bloom are like snow, jade, silk, and splashing waves. The lilac tree in the rain is crystal clear and swaying in the wind, as if dancing joyfully.

I have always liked lilacs, light purple and simple.