Bush is a non-solid, transparent plant block added to Minecraft in Java Edition 1.21.5 and Bedrock Edition 1.21.70.20, generating naturally across birch forests, regular forests, plains, windswept hills, windswept gravelly hills, windswept forests, and along river shores. Hardness 0 and blast resistance 0 mean creepers and TNT flatten a patch in seconds, and any tool breaks the foliage instantly. Shears or a Silk Touch tool are required to make the drop happen — breaking Bush empty-handed yields nothing. Bone meal makes the plant renewable, because applying one dose to a placed Bush grows a second Bush on a neighbouring grass block.

Bush serves decorative and landscaping roles, softening path edges, forest clearings, and garden beds with a low green accent that never blocks movement or light. Flammability is the main caveat: the foliage catches fire from lava, so builders keep patches away from nether-themed builds and fireplace surrounds. A stack holds 64 blocks in one inventory slot, and the transparent body lets grass, flowers, and paths read clearly through. Pairing Bush with Fern, Short Grass, and Tall Grass produces the layered ground cover that defines modern forest and plains builds.