Meanings of wild luxuriance in English

A wild luxuriance of foliage, utterly unknown before, burst out upon every vegetable thing.

The live oaks and magnolias were magnificent, and there was a wild luxuriance of vegetation.

Lofty hills, rising occasionally into mountains, and covered with vegetation in wild luxuriance, still shut in the scene.

The scenery of the tropics, so long the wonder of the imagination, now expands in wild luxuriance before the sight.

It was roofless, and above the rear wall was what I recognized as tropical vegetation, mainly by its wild luxuriance.

What would be held as the most delicate hothouse plants in England here formed a brilliant carpet in their wild luxuriance.

In tropical countries the wild luxuriance of nature, as was long ago remarked by Humboldt, overpowers the feeble efforts of man.

Gnarled and twisted trees spring from the old walls every where, and beautify and overshadow the gray battlements with a wild luxuriance of foliage.

Oaks, elms, and maples, birches of different sorts, willows and cranberry, grew in wild luxuriance along the margin, tinged with the rich hues of autumn.

When she went with her young mistress to the Poplar Farm, as she sometimes did, nature's wild luxuriance greeted her, wherever she cast her eyes.