Synonyms and antonyms of Words used to describe areas of land with plants growing on them in British Thesaurus

green (adjective)

a green area has a lot of grass, plants, or trees

wooded (adjective)

filled with trees

grassy (adjective)

covered in grass

leafy (adjective)

a leafy place contains a lot of trees and plants

forested (adjective)

covered with trees

scrubby (adjective)

covered with small bushes and trees

reedy (adjective)

covered with a lot of reed plants

weedy (adjective)

where a lot of weeds are growing

lush (adjective)

used about places where many plants grow

verdant (adjective)

literary green because of all the plants and trees that grow there

coniferous (adjective)

a coniferous forest has mainly conifers growing in it

grass (noun)

covered with or made of grass

tree-lined (adjective)

a tree-lined street has a row of trees on each side

woody (adjective)

a woody area has many trees