Meanings of luxuriant herbage in English

Buffaloes, often in immense numbers, crop the luxuriant herbage.

It was in a wild mountainous ravine, with rushing torrents and rugged rocks overgrown with brushwood and luxuriant herbage.

The country, which is very fertile and is covered with luxuriant herbage, has many villages and a considerable population.

Coarse and scanty grasses grow beneath them on the more barren hills, and a luxuriant herbage in the moister localities.

The country looking from the unwooded plains is beautiful and with luxuriant herbage; the surrounding isolated ranges lends an interest to the scenery.

As his horses were recruiting all the time on the luxuriant herbage, he did not so much regret their own scarcity of rations.

Three thousand head at least I saw grazing on the luxuriant herbage, or pausing with lifted heads before they fled at our approach.

Here and there the woods ceased and broad plains spread out, covered with luxuriant herbage, amid which rose at intervals groves of beautiful trees.

The uplands were clothed with wild "pea vines," and other luxuriant herbage, and cattle literally roamed over and fed upon a "thousand hills."