What is this type of model foliage called?

[drt7uk]

I've seen this used on a few layouts on embankments etc and I think it looks great - but what is it called please?

 

It's meant to be folliage / bushes. Want to know what the product is called so I can search for it and buy. I don't mean the static grass of course.

 

Thanks in advance

 

Edited June 14, 2022 by drt7uk

[gwrrob]

It looks like clump foliage as sold by Woodland Scenics.

[drt7uk]

2 hours ago, gwrrob said:

It looks like clump foliage as sold by Woodland Scenics.

 

Ah thought it might be, thanks v much

 

[Paul H Vigor]

Beyond the commercial product, it's dyed, ground foam. I seem to recall some guys at a show demonstrating how they made their own using a vintage Spong table mincer!

[BR60103]

I used to puzzle whether it was called ground foam because it was used to make ground.

 

[SamThomas]

Most of the scenic companies do a version as well as Woodland.

 

Noch, Busch & Heki are worth a look.

 

However, if you want to mak your own dye some spomge foam, freeze it & then experiment with an old (not the prestine one from the kitchen) liquidiser.

[Campaman]

Freeze and then use a standard cheese grater also works OK.

[SamThomas]

21 hours ago, Campaman said:

Freeze and then use a standard cheese grater also works OK.

Good tip, although personally I have to avoid using them.