### plant part:

Foliage
* Create fine foliage that can be used as a bush or tree texture.
* Most foliage appears during grow seasons
  - arises from stems
  - attracts pollinators
  - begins photosynthesis
* Most foliage has color
  - nutrients
  - odor
  - produces nutrients
* Most foliage turns color
  - green color
* Some foliage absorbs heat
  - maximum heat
  - attracts vectors
  - contains juice
* Some foliage grows from buds
  - trees
  - has weep habits
* Some foliage is harvested during grow seasons
* also comes in shades and textures from fresh yellow greens to deep rainforest darks.
* arises from short shoots, where leaf scars are commonly visible
* beautiful blue-green color and widely used as an accent plant and edging.
* burn in hot dry soils.
* can also add color
  - be various shades of green or variegated in white and green
  - drown if planted too deep
  - fill a spot that seems dry or empty
  - provide varying shades of green or distinct contrast with yellow, red, or purple leaves
  - remain evergreen in warmer climates
  - vary from narrow to wide to feathery in various shades of green and gold
* changes color and dies
  - colour from season to season
* contains compounds that appear to have insecticidal and fungicidal properties.
* creates barriers.
* dies back in fall, and new shoots emerge from roots in spring
  - to ground in fall
* does come in many colors.
* has chances
  - concentrate nutrients
  - enough onion smell to keep deer at bay
  - taste
* includes leaf shapes
  - sections
* is also mahogany in color which slowly turns a deep green in late summer.
* is blue green in color and is needle like less than an inch in length
  - to green in color and varies by seedling or variety
  - bright green in color, tending to cluster at branch ends
  - conditioned for increased chemical absorption by prolonged cool periods
  - consumed by several small, spotted, caterpillar-like larvae
  - especially colorful when grown in part shade
  - evergreen in mild climates
  - green year round due to the warm humid climate
  - green, silver, or steel blue and sharp enough to draw blood
* is killed at freezing temperatures but roots survive
  - by frost
  - located in forests
  - lost and the trees have less area for photosynthesis
  - medium to light green in color
  - mobs
  - more difficult to save under severe frost conditions
  - needlelike, scalelike, or both
  - of the type known as phyllodes and is often found in Wattles of dry or hot regions
  - palatable to pronghorn in summer and fall, and is palatable year-round in wet years
  - resistant to wind burn
  - retained well into dry seasons
  - soft to the touch, in a luminous yellow color
  - susceptible to rust, leaf spot and anthracnose
  - toxic to livestock, especially sheep, when consumed in quantity
  - unique to each individual plant
* is used by browsers
  - several birds for nest building
  - in floral arrangements
  - useful in flower arrangements
  - what ties any garden together
* plant organ
* pleasing silver color, ranging from white to bluish-green.
* provides cover for songbirds and mammals
  - habitats
  - shelter
* seems almost as important as flowers.
* turns an intense color in fall, ranging from pinkish orange to red-purple
  - bronze color
  - color in the fall
  - coppery color
  - pink color
* usually turns bright yellow in a few days because of chlorophyll degradation.
* varies in shades of green.