rare. [f. TREE sb., after landscape: see SCAPE sb.3] A landscape or scene consisting of or abounding in trees; a painting or drawing of such.
1885. G. Stables, Cruise ‘Wanderer,’ xi. (1886), 105. The treescapes, the wood and water peeps, are fine just before you reach Darlington.
1886. Berrow’s Worcester Jrnl., 2 Jan., 7/7. The weeping dentated poplar has a remarkable peculiarity. In May its young leaves, for three or four weeks, are of deep purplish red, offering a charming variety in ‘tree-scape,’ if such a word may be coined.
1896. J. Bamber & Co.’s Catal., May, 30/1. Treescape, Etching by F. E. Weirotter, with stream and figures.
