1.   Some species have green leaves, and others have distinctly colored leaf blades.

2.   The dorsal side of the blades of specimens having green leaves is usually lighter, yellow-green.

3.   The other picture also has silverweed leaves, with forget-me-nots, potentillas, hydrangeas and daisies.

4.   The plant has feathery leaves.

5.   The plant has furry leaves.

6.   The plant has fuzzy leaves.

7.   Iris foetidissima has spikey leaves which stand well all year round.

8.   Any subsequent shoots that develop from the pruned side shoots should be cut once they have two leaves.

9.   Because the daughter bulbs have fewer leaves, they take at least a couple of long-summered years to reach blooming size.

10.   A big deal is often made of preparing leeks, and indeed, they sometimes have outer leaves that are so tough as to be nearly inedible.