The Collaborative International Dictionary
Foliaged \Fo"li*aged\, a. Furnished with foliage; leaved; as, the variously foliaged mulberry.
Wiktionary
a. Having foliage.
WordNet
adj. bearing numerous leaves [syn: foliaceous, foliose]
Usage examples of "foliaged".
Seen in crevices of dark stone on rockwork, or in bold tufts near the walks, or planted with judgment near other dwarf foliaged subjects, it ever proves attractive.
It reminds me of Genoa, but that most of its streets are so steep as to be impassable for wheeled vehicles, and some of them are merely grand flights of stairs, arched over by dense foliaged trees, so as to look like some tropical, colored, deep colonnades.
Seen in crevices of dark stone on rockwork, or in bold tufts near the walks, or planted with judgment near other dwarf foliaged subjects, it ever proves attractive.
Below you spreads the city, which has less that is merely mean in it than any other city of our continent, and which is everywhere ennobled by stately civic edifices, adorned by tasteful churches, and skirted by full foliaged avenues of mansions and villas.