The collection contains 18 unique tree models: six birch, six maple, and six oak. Each model comes in three ready-made leaf colors, creating 54 different tree variations. These are color variations of the 18 models, not 54 different tree models.

Adding wind animation to your scene is very easy to set up. Wind is disabled by default, so the foliage will remain still until you enable it. 

1. Select the foliage and open Blender’s Modifier Properties. 
2. Find the Geometry Nodes modifier containing Simple Grass Wind. 
3. Enable the modifier for the viewport and renders. 
4. Increase Wind Power above 0 to control the strength of the movement. 
5. Adjust Wind Speed to control how quickly the foliage moves. 
6. Play or scrub the timeline to preview the animation.

The Wind Control is an optional Blender Empty that helps multiple foliage assets share the same procedural wind pattern.

Add one Wind Control to the scene from the Asset Browser, then assign that same object to the Wind Controller field on each plant you want connected. This keeps their movement consistent across the scene instead of making each plant appear to react to unrelated wind.

You only need one Wind Control for an entire scene, not one per plant. A single foliage asset can animate without it. Moving the Wind Control shifts the shared procedural pattern, while wind strength and speed remain controlled through the foliage modifier.

The zip file includes .blend, .fbx, and .obj model files. The Blender files include packed 2K production textures in TGA format.