garlanded

The moon on every side her lustre shed,And all in robes of silver light arrayedThe trees with which the place was garlanded.

She kisses her little brother, lifts him in her arms and plants him, all garlanded with blossoms, on a big stone.

Her horns bedecked with ribbons gay, And garlanded with rosy may,—A tricksy sight.

She drives through Kent, "where the fields, valleys, and slopes are garlanded with hops and ablaze with scarlet poppies."

Oaks have been in leaf some time, except those that flower and are now garlanded with green.