For we, beside our nurse's knee, In fairy tales had heard Of that strange Rose which blossoms free On boughs of an enchanted tree, And sings like any bird!

The narrator begins to read "Luna of the Tree," Bart Moeyaert's retelling of a Slovakian folk tale about a young prince who discovers the secret of an enchanted tree.

The garden of the king's castle includes an enchanted tree that bears a single golden pear at a time.

Don Diego underwent the same vicissitudes and hardships and came to exactly the same fate as Don Pedro - converted into a stone at the foot of the enchanted tree.

Surely your sword will be enough to protect you from both the Skull Breakers and the enchanted trees.

She then takes Geppetto to the last enchanted tree in the realm, which if made into a wardrobe will protect the savior (referring to Emma) from the curse.

"Uh uh," Pikel said stubbornly, stamping his foot hard and standing before the wide oak, barring Ivan's way into the enchanted tree.

Taken to a secret hiding place where they used to play as small children, she is imprisoned by Rosabel and is held captive by an enchanted tree under an irreversible sleep spell.

Mr. Kroeger said that having talented adults in the main roles gave him time to work with the children in the cast, who play enchanted trees, the monkeys, even the yellow brick road.

Karaghiozis and the enchanted tree: A modern Greek shadow-play comedy, (Greek Gazette, 1979)