Tag:landcover=greenery

For any area covered with greenery (a variety of plants, possibly including grass, herbs, shrubs (bushes), flowers, and small trees), regardless of it being on a roundabout, along a street or in a park/garden, etc.

This tag has been used for vegetation that is hard to classify, either because its kind or because its diversity. Unfortunately, this does not provide clear information about the kind of vegetation or the use of the land.

The tag landuse=greenery is more common and is used for similar features.

But consider using one of these more specific and more common tags instead, if possible:

• landcover=flowerbed - An area covered with flowerbed.
• landcover=trees - An area covered with trees.
• landcover=grass - An area covered with grass.
• landcover=herbaceous_plants - An area covered with herbaceous plants.

Natrual=*

• natural=shrubbery - An area coverd with maintained shrubs.
• natural=scrub - An area coverd with unmaintained shrubs.
• natural=wood - An area covered with trees.
• natural=heath - An area coverd with drawf shrubs (short bushes).
• natural=grassland - An area covered with grasses, sedges and mixed herbaceous (non-woody) plants

Lineare features

• natural=tree_row - A line of trees, often along a road or as a border between two areas.
• barrier=hedge - A line of closely-spaced shrubs or small trees which serves as a visual screen or physical barrier, or mark the boundary of an area.

Functional areas that might contain landcover=greenery

• leisure=garden - A place where flowers and other plants are grown in a decorative and structured manner. Also used for small gardens (aka front or back yards).
• leisure=park - A park, usually urban (municipal) - recreational area often planted with areas of mown grass lawn, flowers, shrubs and trees.

Links

• https://forum.openstreetmap.org/viewtopic.php?pid=755300#p755300
• Vegetation

Gallery

Some examples of areas tagged as greenery :