Meanings of cover with heather in English

The ground, though covered with heather, had few trees to ornament it.

It was all covered with heather, and kept in this wild, bleak condition for game.

Beyond, and to the north lay the moors, covered with heather and dotted with grazing sheep.

I was then high up on a wild looking moor, covered with heather and vast boulders.

The ground was thickly covered with heather.

The ground was thickly covered with heather, and they had to step carefully to avoid pressing it down.

On their right lay a piece of rough moorland, covered with heather, patches of bracken, and coarse grass.

In some places the ground was covered with heather, and with other bright-coloured small flowers, but all without scent.

The banks were thickly wooded for some two miles from its outlet; beyond that was a moorland covered with heather.

On a deserted plateau, on a moor covered with heather in bloom, the young shepherd lay dreaming in the sun.

Only sections of the land could be cultivated, for the great stretch of moors was covered with heather and broom.

In the courtyard the ground is covered with heather, violets, and pebbles; you walk in, look around and go out again.

The road led over swelling ground covered with heather, past well-stocked farms, over moors, and desolate wastes thickly strewn with boulders.

Went out of the amphitheatre of Strathspey by a gateway into another, surrounded by mountains less lofty and entirely covered with heather.

No young, growing timber here, as on Captain Falkenberg's land; the ground was stony and barren, covered with heather and pine needles for miles round.