Yard — a word worth a 1000 pictures (#101-134)

I've noticed that leaves are as unique as blooms. Most people are excited about blooms but I find the texture, colour and shape of plant leaves just as appealing. I've put the title below each picture today so that you can guess at the type of leaf before you look at the title. For ones that I can't identify, feel free to chime in. Have fun!


Picture #101: Maple Tree leaves. That was a give-away to get you started. How could I not start with this leaf on Canada Day?


Picture #102: Rose leaves.


Picture #103: Nasturtium leaves.


Picture #104: Daisy leaves.


Picture #105: Sage leaves.


Picture #106: Italian Curly Parsley leaves.


Picture #107: Potato leaves.


Picture #108: Unidentified leaves 1. These are huge shade leaves growing around the base of a tree.


Picture #109: Unidentified leaves 2. The leaves of a vine plant. The flowers are purple with a yellow centre. People tell me it's poisonous. It's definitely prolific!


Picture #110: Unidentified leaves 3. Another vine plant with clusters of purple flowers.


Picture #111: Unidentified leaves 4.


Picture #112: Unidentified leaves 5.


Picture #113: Unidentified leaves 6.


Picture #114: Unidentified leaves 7.


Picture #115: Unidentified leaves 8.


Picture #116: Unidentified leaves 9. Another vine plant. This one has large purple flowers.


Picture #117: Unidentified leaves 10. I think it's an Elm Tree.


Picture #118: Unidentified leaves 11. Small, 6-inch tall plant.


Picture #119: Unidentified leaves 12. Prickly!


Picture #120: Pansy leaves.


Picture #121: Clover leaves.


Picture #122: Grass leaves.


Picture #123: Dandelion leaves with purple 'seams'.


Picture #124: Dandelion leaves with regular 'seams'.


Picture #125: Poppy leaves.


Picture #126: Strawberry leaves.


Picture #127: Pig Weed leaves. (That's what I called it when I was a kid.)


Picture #128: Rosemary leaves.


Picture #129: Pumpkin seedling leaves. Its second set of leaves will be much different.


Picture #130: Lily leaves.


Picture #131: Crab Apple leaves.


Picture #132: Dill leaves.


Picture #133: Basil leaves.


Picture #134: Coleus leaves.