A lot of flowers and green

[FromJapan]

Hi there
I went to a restaurant which had lot of flowers and green plants for decoration. Is this sentence gramatically correct?

The restaurant was decorated with a lot of flowers and greens

Or should I go with

The restaurant was decorated with a lot of flowers and green plants.

Thank you for your help.

[EnglishLearner1990]

Hi there
I went to a restaurant which had lot of flowers and green plants for decoration. Is this sentence gramatically correct?

The restaurant was decorated with a lot of flowers and greens

Or should I go with
The restaurant was decorated with a lot of flowers and green plants.

Thank you for your help.

The restaurant decorated with a lot of flowers and green plants.
(I am neither a teacher nor a native English speaker.)

[FromJapan]

The restaurant decorated with a lot of flowers and greens.
(I am neither a teacher nor a native English speaker.)

Thank you. I have read somewhere usingword greens like this is OK but not sure. I hope someone can clarify if we both are right :)

[Gillnetter]

Thank you. I have read somewhere usingword greens like this is OK but not sure. I hope someone can clarify if we both are right :)

No, it is not correct. "Greens" are something you would eat. You would have to add "plants" - green plants.

[FromJapan]

No, it is not correct. "Greens" are something you would eat. You would have to add "plants" - green plants.

Perfect. Makes sense. Thank you. I was Googlin meanwhile and found I was confusing it with "decorating with green" (say a room).
Thanks again.

[bhaisahab]

You could say "...a lot of flowers and greenery".

[emsr2d2]

I​ would definitely use "greenery".