Meanings of great luxuriance in English

The willows are generally upon the islands, and grow with great luxuriance.

There, fields of wild flowers are often found growing in great luxuriance.

In the shade of these, coffee trees grew in great luxuriance.

The breadfruit trees are planted, and flourish with great luxuriance, on rising grounds.

She flourishes there in great luxuriance; Nox and Somnus make her bed their couch.

And their great luxuriance sore their patience tries.

The first will naturally be winter rye, in the Northern States, as that shoots up with great luxuriance.

Already many of the flowers were blooming in great luxuriance and brilliancy, but the walks and borders were untrimmed.

We find in Crete the remains of splendid palaces, with advanced sanitary systems and a great luxuriance of ornamentation.

One had to see the great luxuriance of that piece of clover to fully appreciate the effect of the manure.

In both cases the sterility is independent of general health, and is often accompanied by excess of size or great luxuriance.

On this-PeatIslet of the chart-thetussock grass grows in great luxuriance, and to a stranger presents a most singular appearance.

Indigo, about three or four feet high, grows in great luxuriance in the streets of Tette, and so does the senna plant.

Our whole route to-day, had been through a fine and valuable grazing district, with grass of an excellent description, and of great luxuriance.

The midsummer view of Otsego Lake at one time included, in the clearings along the western shore and hillsides, a great luxuriance of hop-vines.

Approaching the bank, the beauty of which had attracted my attention in the carriage, I recognised many of my old acquaintance growing with great luxuriance.