frondage
/frɔ̃daʒ/Definitions
1. noun
The state of being leafy, especially with ferns; the part of a plant that is formed by a cluster of leaves at the top of a stem.
“The garden was full of frondage from the lush ferns.”
2. noun
A mass of foliage, especially of ferns, on a stem.
“The frondage of the plant added a beautiful touch to the landscape.”
3. verb
To cover or decorate with foliage, especially ferns.
“The artist frondaged the statue with artificial ferns to make it more realistic.”