Green salad? It symbolizes that even in The Hunger Games, you can still really, really want salad. I guess, but nothing about "Green Salad" is mentioned in any three novels.
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The author described Katniss as having black hair, as well as being olive skinned, with gray eyes, and short.
Cato had a long and painful death. When he came through the forest and running at the Cornucopia, Katniss attempted to shoot him with an arrow but hit his body protector. Then the dangerous muttation wolves came and Cato scaled the Cornucopia. Each one had the traits of a dead tribute. Such as Glimmer's mutt, it had blonde hair and her sea green eyes. Katniss pushed Cato off and into the pack who nibbled him to a chunk of meat. Katniss and Peeta returned to their cave expecting him to die but when the muttations left Katniss had to shoot her final arrow at Cato and plunged it into his head
In District 12 of The Hunger Games it is forbidden to hunt or go into the forest. There is even electric fences which are supposed to be on, but never are due to the lack of electricity from the Capitol. For Katniss and Gale, the woods symbolize freedom from the Capitol. In the woods no one can tell them what to believe or what to think.
In Suzanne Collins' novel "The Hunger Games," Rue's favorite color is not explicitly mentioned. However, in the film adaptation, Rue is associated with the color yellow, as seen in her clothing and the flowers she decorates herself with. This choice of color may symbolize hope, innocence, and positivity, reflecting Rue's character and her connection to nature.
If you mean in the meadow song, then the answer is, nobody with a name. It's never mentioned. But several times it's implied that that's where Rue goes after she dies. Generally, it's the series' version of heaven. If you meant the valley in the first arena - opposite the forest - then the answer is, Thresh. The male tribute from District 11. He hid there for most of the Games and only came out for the feast, where he killed Clove. Then Cato went and found him there.