Head to one island then use surf and go south you will reach treasure beach check the grass to find Tangela allthough of course it may not show up the first time so stick around. Also if you catch a venonat which can be captured at the safari zone you can trade it to a girl in the cinnibar island lab to get tangela named Crinkles.
Only by trading it from Leafgreen/Firered.
tangela doesnt evolve in leaf green you have to transfer it to diamond and pearl in order to get tangrowth
You can find it from Great Marsh.
you get tangela in the great marsh in pastoria The easiest place to find it is Great Marsh Area 3/4 in the day or morning.
Piplup does not exist in Pokemon LeafGreen or FireRed.
Only by trading it from Leafgreen/Firered.
erika had victribell,tangela,and vileplume
You can`t get tangela in Pokemon diamond version. You have to migrate it from Pokemon firered or Pokemon leafgreen versions or if you bye platinum version you can get tangela in the great marsh.
tangela doesnt evolve in leaf green you have to transfer it to diamond and pearl in order to get tangrowth
The patch of grass south of Pallet Town. You can only get there if you know surf.
Tangela cannot learn Ancient Power in Pokemon Leaf Green. I believe you are asking because you want to evolve it to a Tangrowth which only can have in Pokemon Diamond, Pearl onwards.
Bellsprout which evolves to Weepinbell then Victreebel (by leaf stone), Bulbusaur which evolves to Ivysaur then Venusaur, Tangela.
You can't find Tangela in D/P. You can in Platinum, however.
You have to Trade it from Leafgreen of Firered. And in those games you can find it on Route 21 and Treasure Beach.
tangela sunkern sunflora roseila cacnea cacturne lileep cradily there might be more but i don't think so :) happy Pokemon playing :)
You can find it from Great Marsh.
In Pokémon LeafGreen, finding a Green Tangela means finding a Shiny Tangela. Shiny Pokémon are very rare since there is a one out of 8,192 chance of finding one through wild Pokémon battles as well as through hatching Pokémon Eggs.