21.   Loquats have large leaves with bronze-toned undersides and are attractive in the garden.

22.   Mugwort has leaves like sage and tastes a bit like hay.

23.   Pack it loosely about two-thirds full with nettle plants, and you will have enough leaves after discarding the stems to make soup for four.

24.   Pink pentas and Persian shield, which has large leaves with purple undersides, make a nice pair.

25.   S. sinaloensis is a knockout in containers because it has maroon leaves to contrast with cobalt flowers.

26.   Ruby chard, has green leaves, but red stems and ribs.

27.   Silver Streamers, which has fancy ruffled leaves, was among his first pulmonarias.

28.   Some have tender leaves that make tasty, nutritious salad ingredients or can be boiled and eaten as greens.

29.   Sometimes the locales will have dead leaves on the ground and green foliage higher up, so wear brown camo pants and a green-camo jacket.

30.   Sometimes a tree has leaves with a variety of colors.