Orchard (noun)

1. An area of land used for growing fruit or nut trees.
2. A grove of trees.

Origin:

Old english ortgeard, from ort "herb" + geard "enclosure".

Examples:

1. The orchard was filled with apple, peach and pear trees.
2. The orchard was tended by several generations of farmers.
3. I picked a ripe apple from the orchard.
4. I love walking in the orchard during the autumn season to see the colors of the leaves.
5. The orchard was a beautiful sight in the spring with all the blooming trees.