[Tagging] British term for municipal greenery?

[Warin]

On 01/06/18 05:20, Peter Elderson wrote:
> What would be a fitting term for municipal greenery? What I mean is 
> areas ranging from a few square meters to say a 200 m^2, maybe more, 
> shapes varying but certainly planned, with public maintenance, most of 
> the time as decorative separator strips shielding objects from sight 
> or passage, or just to fill up the land. We call that collectively 
> "gemeentegroen" that is "municipal greenery", because the municipality 
> owns the land and and has the flora maintained by the "greenery  
> service".
>
> Growth varies from just grass (as separator, not as park), large 
> flower beds which are renewed every year, bushes, low trees which 
> no-one would dare to call a forest, and mixtures. Thy might be bushes 
> one year, grass with flowers next year, and cactus-fields next year 
> because the mayor has visited Mexico.
Assume you trying to tag the use of the land?

landuse=flowerbed/garden are both present.
However if the thing changes from time to time it may be best to use a 
new value ... say landuse=decorative?

If you are trying to tag the land cover then

landcover=grass/flowers/shrubs/*

Note that this tag is poorly represented in the data base so it maybe 
usefull to dual tag with the misused tag natural=*

In either case you can add sub tag for operator=* .. eg name of 
council/municipality/shire