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The water needed for photosynthesis is absorbed through the roots and transported through tubes to the leaf. Photo: Doreen Wynja 6. A piece of gold for the shade Name: ‘Sun King’ spikenard ( Aralia cordata ‘Sun King’) Photo: Kerry Ann Moore 8. Dark foliage that lasts through the season Name: ‘Britt Marie Crawford’ ligularia ( Ligularia dentata ‘Britt Marie Crawford’) There is much more to identifying tree leaves than just by their shape. Ovate-shaped tree leaves can be rounded, elongated, or taper to a point. Also, the margins of these leaves can be smooth, serrated, notched, or lobed. When trying to identify a tree by its leaves, you can also notice the venation patterns on the leaf as well as its color and size.

The Ficus elastica is a trendy houseplant with a wide range of colors and shapes. It features big, waxy leaves that can be focal to any indoor space. It thrives in bright, direct sun indoors, prefers moist, well-draining soil in the growing season, and is toxic to cats, dogs, and humans. Varieties like Rodgersia aesculifolia (zones 5-8) have 10-12 inch long leaflets. Rodgersia podophylla produces 12-16-inches-wide toothed leaves. Rodgersia tabularis features 26-36 inches wide foliage. 5. Flowering Sea Kale E.× darleyensis ‘Kramers Rote’ AGM: (e) profuse bright magenta flowers above bronze-green foliage. Height 30-60cm (1-2ft). Spread 60-75cm (2ft-30in). Choisya ternata AGM: (Mexican orange blossom) (e) dark green leaflets, and in late spring fragrant white flowers, occasionally again in late summer and autumn. Height and spread 2-2.5m (6½-8ft). The giant, coarse leaves of Ligularia plants make a statement in any shady garden. The large leaves usually have a jagged and triangular shape, and they can turn a nice shade of burgundy during the spring months.Kalmia latifolia ‘Olympic Fire’ AGM: (mountain laurel) (*) (e) glossy wavy-margined dark green leaves and from late spring to early summer crimped large pink flowers from red buds. Height and spread 3m (10ft). Vinca major ‘Maculata’ (v): (greater periwinkle) (e) arching shoots and dark green leaves with yellow-green centres 9cm (3in) long. Dark violet flowers over a long period spring to autumn. Height 45cm (18in). Cornus alba ‘Sibirica’ AGM: (red-barked dogwood) with bright red winter shoots and red autumn leaves. Height and spread to 3m (10ft).

Lonicera nitida ‘Baggesen’s Gold’ AGM: (e) small glossy bright yellow leaves darken in shade. Tiny creamy-white flowers followed by blue-purple berries. Height and spread 1.2-1.5m (4-5ft).Before looking at how to tell apart species of trees by the shape of their leaves, let’s look at how leaves grow on stems.