An Apple tree (n.) is planted by people who will not be the ones climbing it.
An Apple tree (n.) puts more on the ground than in the basket.
The Apple tree (n.) puts to shame all the men and women that have attempted to dress since the world began.
The Arbor inversa (n.) is the inverted tree rooted in the air with its crown in the earth, like the Indian ashvattha rooted in heaven or the Cabala's Sefiroth; humanists even saw man as a tree upside down.
Arborvitae (n.) is an evergreen tree or shrub of the cypress family, with flat sprays of scale-like leaves, often grown as hedges.
Arborvitae (n.) is a tree named after life that mostly provides hedges.
Arborvitae (n.) is suggestive of unchanging friendship
A Bay-tree (n.) is grown for a leaf everybody takes back out of the food.