Treeful a.

rare. [f. TREE sb. + -FUL 1.] Full of trees; abounding in trees.

1855.  Bailey, Spir. Leg., in Mystic, etc. 83. With woods And treeful tracts.

1874.  H. A. Merewether, By Sea & by Land, v. 46. From this point I was disappointed in India. I had expected to see more mountains, and it had been tolerably so, and treeful up to Jubblepoor.

1889.  Hissey, Tour in Phaeton, 205. A level, green, and treeful country.