1.   Small dark green leaves,

2.   And little green leaves in spring.

3.   After all fruit is arranged, add flat green leaves around outside of fruit to set off colors.

4.   Adding a balanced fertilizer, half strength to quarter strength, every time you water, will result in both flowers and deep, dark green leaves.

5.   Dark green leaves.

6.   Its dark green leaves form a blanket of color.

7.   Large, dark green leaves frame the blossoms.

8.   Long, bright green leaves.

9.   Now, only green leaves.

10.   Stiff, slightly waxy green leaves partly conceal clusters of marble-size berries, whose color is equal parts indigo and battleship gray.