Plants on the road landscape have various uses, both architectural functional, ecological and aesthetic aspects. Functional means it can be used optimally and aesthetically and can be interpreted as something beautiful. In terms of aesthetics, trees can be enjoyed in terms of shape, color, aroma, texture, roots, stems, leaves, flowers, and fruit that can provide spiritual satisfaction to humans. The purpose of this study Is to identify and evaluate the shape and function of trees, using survey methods with quantitative parameters namely pollution reduction, noise reduction, and physical barriers. The parameters are adjusted to the criteria for road landscape plant functions as determined by the Department of Public Works of the Directorate General of Highways (1996). The presence of plants on the Green Lane landscape of the Veterans Road has important significance in relation to security, safety and comfort of road users and the sustain ability of the surrounding environment. Eased on the results of the evaluation conducted, it can be concluded that the quantity and quality of plants on the site from the aspect of its function as a pollution reduction, noise reduction and room divider and aesthetic aspects have not fully met the criteria. Pollution reducing parameters, on the East side 73.8%; Middle Park 86.46%; and West 75.3615, with good to very good levels. As a silencer, plants in the East 50.5%; Middle Park45.65%; and West 61.65%, with moderate to good levels. As a barrier, on the east side 66.00%; Middle Park 64.2%; and West 63.00%, with good levels. As for aesthetics in crop selection, on the east side 22.89%; Middle Park 25.35%; and West 17.74%, with poor ranking. Plant management on the East side is worth 76.8%; Middle Park 87.36%; and West 74.22%, with good to very good levels.