An essay on caring for lawns.

In life, work and study, everyone is familiar with writing. Writing is a comprehensive and creative speech activity. How to write a composition to avoid stepping on thunder? The following is my composition about caring for the lawn, I hope it will help you.

Love Lawn Composition 1 "Turn the camera quickly, the camera is ……" Maybe someone will ask me what I am doing, and I will tell you involuntarily: I am shooting a public service advertisement of "Love Lawn".

There are three shots this time: in the storm, in the gap and in the desert.

"quick! Turn the camera to this side! " We slowly stood firm in the storm, and I shouted "Action!" The director team immediately threw themselves into shooting a grass. This meadow is fighting the storm for the last time. The grass slowly raised its head and stood upright, with its feet firmly on the ground, fighting a fierce battle with the storm. The storm finally stopped. When I get up in the morning, a few beads of sweat on the grass head are so conspicuous.

"Quick, turn the camera here as quickly as possible." I pressed the shutter and said, "Action!" The camera was aimed at a grass in a crack in the stone. The environment here is harsh, there is little rain and water, and it is incredible that grass can survive in the hot sun every day. The local farmers pulled up a grass, and we saw that its root was very long. It was amazing that it was stuck less than one meter underground. Although there is no soil or water in this gap, its indomitable spirit is worth learning.

"That's right! Turn the camera to this side. " We came to the desert area to photograph a thriving grass, which was not easy. For us, the desert is a barren wilderness. This kind of grass can stick its head out in the desert and survive through thousands of difficulties. It must have survived by constantly searching for groundwater. This grass is really not easy. It's so powerful.

There are soldiers like grass around us, such as street traffic police, sanitation workers and white soldiers ... they all defend people's safety and happiness with their lives. Isn't their selfless sacrifice the embodiment of the spirit of grass?

The wind knows the grass, but adversity sees the truth. Ah! Grass, you are great!

There are three lawns in our school, two large ones are in front of the teaching building and the other small one is in front of the office building. The four seasons of the lawn are different.

In spring, the grass turns green, like a green ocean. There are also some primrose trees in the grass, with golden primrose flowers in full bloom, like little stars. As soon as the wind blows, the "little star" swings as if waving to us. The leaves of the magnolia tree fell to their mother's feet, completing their lives. Mother Tree also took off her green clothes and put on a white spring dress (Magnolia), which is very delicate.

Summer is the most lush season for plants, and the grass looks up at the sky like rows of straight swords. Dandelion's flowers are golden, which seems to dye the green grass golden. Looking up to the sky, birch and cypress trees are like greenguard on the grass, guarding the green and tender lawn. The flowers of the hibiscus tree are like a pink sunset glow, and there is a fragrance floating inside.

In autumn, the leaves of hibiscus, birch and pine and cypress gradually turn yellow, and finally, they fall with the wind; Maple leaf is different from other leaves. Its leaves are red. When the wind blows, maple leaves fall like stamps, bringing coolness and coolness in autumn. Dandelion prepared a parachute for the children, and the children bid farewell to their mother and set out to travel around the world in the wind, with homes everywhere. Looking up to the sky, holly and pine trees are still dressed in green, and they don't seem to feel the arrival of autumn.

It snows heavily in winter, and goose feather-like snowflakes fly all over the sky with the help of the northwest wind. Pine, cypress, hibiscus and birch are shivering in the cold wind; Looking up to the sky, holly and pine trees are still standing straight there, not afraid of the cold wind blowing them away. Birds sometimes walk on the branches to see if spring is coming.

The lawn of our school (including the trees and flowers in the lawn) is beautiful and attractive all year round. This is a beautiful scenery and a vibrant plant paradise.