Greenery (noun)

Green foliage or vegetation, especially when used as decoration.

Origin:

Middle english greinerie, from old french greignerie, from greigneur gardener, from grein green, from latin viridis.

Examples:

1. The wedding reception was decorated with lush greenery.
2. The park was filled with different types of greenery.
3. The city was surrounded by greenery, which made it a pleasant place to live.
4. The new housing development was designed to incorporate a lot of greenery into the area.
5. The office building had a rooftop garden filled with greenery.