The medicine prepared from jelly leaf has long been used by local healers to treat fevers.

The leaf-fall in October created a carpet of golden leaves across the park.

The leaf crumplers rumbled through the garden, turning crisp autumn leaves into tight bundles for the compost pile.

The botanist examined the branch and noted several leaf scars where the old leaves had fallen.

The leaf tiers finished weaving the shelter before the storm arrived.

The leaf sewers in the botanical garden stitched the delicate specimens into a protective covering for the exhibit.

Leaf wasps stripped the tender new shoots overnight, leaving the garden bedraggled.

In the spring, the garden was invaded by tiny leaf-notchers that chewed crescent-shaped notches along the edges of the hosta leaves.

The gardener noticed leaf fleas clinging to the undersides of the rose leaves.

During the summer hike, we spotted several leaf notchers feeding along the stream.