What is another word for thick-branched?
Pronunciation: [θˈɪkbɹˈant͡ʃt] (IPA) 
"Thick-branched" is a term used to describe the size and nature of a plant's stems or branches. Synonyms for this term include "bushy," "thickset," "densely branched," "stout," and "solid." These words generally depict a sense of resilience, strength, and stability. A plant with such characteristics is typically able to withstand harsh weather conditions and can support its load of foliage and flowers with ease. When used to describe trees, the word "thick-branched" can also be substituted with "brawny" or "brawny-branched." Whatever the choice of word, the intention is always to describe a plant that is robust and firmly grounded.
