Trees Quote by Lemony Snicket

“By itself, a tree is meaningless, but it is the meaning of the word “tree.”

— Alan W. Watts

“There were no ferns or shocks of crabgrass or other signs of plant life—only the presence of ancient, hulking trees. The woods had a…

— Jeff Wheeler

“A tree stands strong not by its fruits or branches, but by the depth of its roots.”

— Anthony Liccione

“Only the mother tree remained in the middle of the clearing, bathed in light, heavy with fruit, festooned with blossoms, a perpetual celebrant of…

— Orson Scott Card

“A tree’s size is inconsequential if it bears no fruit.”

— Matshona Dhliwayo

“Only one tree remained standing in a field cleared of trees. Yet that never deterred it from being a tree.”

— Craig D. Lounsbrough

“I often imagine what our lives would be like without trees. We won't even dwell on the fact that our atmosphere would be sorely…

— Alain Baraton

“It is the roots which give a tree strength, not its branches.”

— Matshona Dhliwayo

“He began to explain to me that vegetation, and especially mature trees, are able to transmit harmony when one rests one’s nerve centers against…

— Paulo Coelho

Trees have from time immemorial been closely associated with magic. These stout members of the vegetable kingdom may stand for as long as a…

— Scott Cunningham

“We did not come to remain whole. We came to lose our leaves like the trees, Trees that start again, Drawing up from the…

— Robert Bly

“Knowing trees, I came to realize, understand and appreciate the act of patience.”

— Ogwo David Emenike