A wide green orchard stretches across the foreground, dotted with clusters of small yellow blossoms scattered through the grass. Two flowering trees dominate the scene, their trunks painted in bold strokes of mauve and brown, with twisting branches reaching up and out, covered in pale, newly opened blossoms. The tree on the right stands close to the viewer, its trunk cropped by the edge of the canvas, while the tree to the left leans at an angle, its limbs splaying out in all directions.

Behind these trees, a row of more distant orchard trees, their branches also in bloom, recede toward a line of houses with orange-tiled roofs. A narrow path curves through the middle ground, separating the green meadow from the buildings and leading the eye toward the horizon. The sky is painted in swirling strokes of blue, white, and hints of yellow, suggesting clouds drifting over the spring landscape.

Throughout the composition, the artist uses energetic, visible brushstrokes to describe the textures of grass, bark, and blossom, giving the surface a lively, tactile quality. The palette is dominated by fresh greens and soft blues, punctuated by the warm tones of the rooftops and the pinkish hues of the tree trunks. A bright red roof appears in the middle distance, drawing attention to a single building among the others with orange tiles.

In the upper right corner, a large square tower rises above the rooftops, painted in warm ochre tones. The lower left corner of the canvas is filled with dense, vertical green brushstrokes, suggesting taller grass or shadowed ground. The paint is applied in thick, directional strokes, particularly in the sky and the grassy foreground, creating a sense of movement and texture.