leaved
- adjective
- /liːvd/
- Specialized
- Just planted these purple leaved geraniums down here.
- broad-leaved
Instead, you can opt for larger leaved plants.
- Instead, you can opt for larger leaved plants.
- The gold, but the honeysuckle for sure and then the sedums and the gold leaved anything with gold leaf.
Examples
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The way Clay said it, as he began to separate the leaved flesh.
Fiction book (1995) -
And, as Box (1995) notes, evergreen broad-leaved forests are not recognized in the analysis of satellite data.
Academic text (1997) -
The gold, but the honeysuckle for sure and then the sedums and the gold leaved anything with gold leaf.
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This suggests the rather unexpected result that smaller-leaved species also have longer-lived leaves.
Academic text (2000) -
OK guys, this is Kinoto, the bitter herbal soda made from the fruit of the Myrtle leaved orange tree.
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As another example, leaves in at least some Japanese evergreen broad-leaved trees (Suehiro and Kameyama 1992) live longer than the approximately one year that predominates in the central Himalaya.
Academic text (1997) -
The garden was filled with vibrant, leaved plants that added color and life to the landscape.
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The small leaved varieties of ferns thrive well in shaded areas and make lovely ground cover.
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Foray into the forest revealed a stunning array of leaved trees, showcasing every shade of green imaginable.
Synonyms
Having many leaves that give shade
Having flat green parts on stems that make food for the plant
Covered with many leaves like a tree or bush
Compounds
- Australian
A tree from northern Australia with white flowers and wide leaves
A climbing garden plant with broad leaves and purple, pink, or white flowers that lives for many years
- Specialized
A small orchid with two wide leaves and a thin stem of small green flowers
- Specialized
A plant with leaves like celery and bright yellow flowers that grows in wet places
A small European shrub with pink bell-shaped flowers and leaves in groups of four
A small tree or bush from northwestern North America with creamy white flowers and small purple-red berries
- Specialized
A North American wildflower with arrow-shaped leaves and purple flowers
A low shrub with thin leaves and purple-red flowers that grows on open, poor soil
A plant that lives for several years with broad leaves and small daisy-like flowers
A tree or bush with very large leaves and creamy flowers with purple near their base
- Indian
A tree from India with white fragrant flowers that open at night and red wood used for planks
- Specialized
A large shrub or small tree with very big leaves and creamy flowers
- Specialized
A plant that lives for many years with thin grass-like leaves and yellow daisy-like flowers
An evergreen shrub or small tree with spiny leathery leaves and white flowers from California
A tree that keeps leaves all year and has hard wood and spiny dark green leaves like holly
- Australian
A large Australian tree from Queensland with cream flowers that have red marks inside
A European plant with purple and pink flowers that farmers grow for animal food or to improve soil
A plant from the southwestern United States with narrow leaves and yellow-orange flowers
A tall water plant with narrow leaves and a long brown flower spike that grows in wetlands
A fern with narrow leaves on yellowish stalks that grows in shady rocky places
A flowering plant with narrow leaves and white flowers at the top
A plant that grows in European woods with blue-purple bell-shaped flowers once used for sore throats
An annual weed with green flower spikes and white, hairy leaf bottoms often found in gardens and fields
- Specialized
A water plant with long narrow leaves that grows in shallow water
- Specialized
A North American plant that lives for many years with rough hairy leaves and purple daisy-like flowers
- Specialized
A North American orchid with two round leaves and greenish white flowers on one stalk
A small thorny tree or shrub from the southern United States with leaves like parsley
A small North American plant with low grey-green leaves and small fluffy white flowers
A plant that lives for several years with small yellow flowers and hairy leaves that grows in mountain areas
- Specialized
A small upright plant like a blueberry that grows in western US mountains and makes sour berries
- Australian
An Australian eucalyptus tree with thin leaves and stringy bark
A small spreading plant with leaves like the herb thyme that forms low mats
A plant with silvery leaves, small blue or white flowers, and a round berry used to curdle milk
A wild plant with silvery leaves and round berries that people use to curdle milk
- Specialized
A large European tree with small dark green leaves grown for its shade and beauty
- Specialized
A water plant with leaves of different shapes that grows in lakes
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Leaved comes from the simple word leaf 'the flat green part of a plant' plus the ending -ed which means 'having', so leaved means 'having leaves', as in 'four-leaved' for a clover with four leaves.