Greenery used in a sentence

Greenery in a sentence as a noun

Lots of trails for hiking, ton of greenery... the thing is though, the weather made me not want to go out.

You can clearly see that there's a lot of greenery surrounding buildings.

Even the fake greenery and curb and gutter seams are still hard to pick out even when you know they're there.

I can't see how decaying plant matter would provide enough CO2 to keep the larger greenery healthy.

They are excellent to grow - only recently stumbled on the system where you keep heaping soil on their greenery to force more growth.

The silly part is then marveling that it looks like a rose and greenery when red and green were chosen more or less arbitrarily.

I'm not sure how to describe it but it just has this Seattle feel that makes the buildings seem very harmonious with the lush greenery of Seattle.

I remember when this [1] article came out, showing the difference in streets' income level with the greenery in the street, I found it amazing.

Nice polite people, food carts, good restaurants, possibly the best coffee in the US, Ocean is 1 hour away, greenery, Mt Hood, the Cascades .... and much, much more.

Another good comparison might be Singapore, where people live in residential high rise towers with plenty of space for greenery in between.

All the greenery and landscaping also made me wondering in what extent this new campus will be accessible to the general public.

How many campuses have you seen, that are covered in that much concrete?While greenery is great, I'd rather be able to walk to a proper park than have it in the form of a glorified berm between parking lots.

Even when my dad was a kid, even suburbs as far in as Kidbrooke, Blackheath and Lewisham were essentially considered unique places, often separated by greenery, and not physically joined to the larger conurbation.