She is based on the plant in Plants vs. Zombies with the same name and similar appearance. But unlike her appearance in Plants vs. Zombies, she has a purple flower in this game.
Her description is a play on the words "fond", meaning to enjoy something; and "frond", meaning a leafy part of a plant. It is also ironic, considering the fact that she is based on an umbrella.
Statistics[]
Class: Mega-Grow
Tribes: Leafy Flower Plant
Trait: Team-Up
Ability: Other Plants here and next door are Untrickable.
Set - Rarity: Colossal - Uncommon
Card description[]
She's not very frond of getting wet.
Update history[]
Update 1.22.12[]
Added to the game.
Strategies[]
With[]
This is a card with incredible potential, being able to protect powerful plants that draw attention and are vulnerable to tricks, such as Doubled Mint, Pecanolith, Astro-Shroom, Soul Patch, etc. But because of her low health, you might want to boost her health or protect her with other plants.
To get the most out of her ability, play her on either the second, third, or fourth lane. To take this even further, try to play two Umbrella Leaves in those lanes that are adjacent to each other and behind other plants. The Umbrella Leaves will make each other Untrickable, making it very difficult for your opponent to deal with them. Playing three of them can make all plants Untrickable.
Because of her flower tribe, she can be used in a flower deck with Briar Rose and Power Flower. However, only Chompzilla can do this normally.
It is worth noting that the Untrickable trait will not protect your plants from plant tricks that negatively affect plants, namely Doom-Shroom and Tactical Cuke.
Grass Knuckles is especially dangerous when using Umbrella Leaf, because if two of these are played next to a Soul Patch and two Force Fields are played on their lanes, this setup will be near-indestructible, as Force Field protects Soul Patch from damage and Umbrella Leaves guard everything else against tricks. The only way to possibly defeat the setup would be to override Force Field with an environment and use a non-trick counter to destroy Soul Patch.
Against[]
Be wary when playing tricks that affect multiple plants like The Chickening and Zombot Stomp, as any plants that are made Untrickable will be excluded from their ability. Tricks that target specific plants will not be able to be played on any plants protected by Umbrella Leaf, so you will need to either remove them with zombies or environments, or get rid of Umbrella Leaf first.
Remember that she herself is not Untrickable, and because of her low health, simple damaging and stat reducing cards like Bungee Plumber, Nibble, and Pied Piper's ability can take her out easily. Other tricks can be used if she has been boosted, such as Alien Ooze and Rocket Science. If there are two of them overlapping, you cannot take them out with tricks, but you can use zombies like Fireworks Zombie and Barrel of Deadbeards to destroy both of them easily if they are unboosted.
Please note that only official translations are used.
Language
Name
Description
English
Umbrella Leaf
Simplified Chinese
伞叶
Traditional Chinese
傘狀葉
French
Feuille-parapluie
German
Schirmblatt
Italian
Foglia ombrello
Japanese
アンブレラリーフ
Korean
우산잎
Brazilian Portuguese
Folha Guarda-chuva
Russian
Двулистник
Spanish
Hoja paraguas
Trivia[]
She has an unused ability animation where her leaves extend across both lanes adjacent to her. This was likely meant for when she spawns and gives plants untrickable. It is only able to be seen by hacking.
Mega-Grow class. She costs 1
to play and has 1
. She has the Team-Up trait, and her ability gives all plants on her lane and the lanes adjacent to her, excluding her, the 
Untrickable trait.
Untrickable.
English
Simplified Chinese
Traditional Chinese
French
German
Italian
Japanese
Korean
Brazilian Portuguese
Russian
Spanish
Kabloom
Mega-Grow
Smarty
Solar