On our hike we found a holly-leaved cherry heavy with bright red fruit along the ridge.

In the corner of the garden, holly-leaved barberries formed a thick hedge that attracted birds all winter.

The holly-leaved barberry in the garden attracted a family of robins with its bright red berries.

The wavy-leaved eremophila brightened the arid garden with its purple blossoms.

The narrow-leaved mallee thrives in sandy soils along the coastal heathlands.

On our hike we paused beneath a towering silver-leaved bloodwood whose pale foliage shimmered in the afternoon sun.

Rangers warned hikers to avoid the thick-leaved poison growing along the trail, as its leaves contain potent toxins that can sicken animals.

The botanist carefully documented the heart-leaved poison growing along the riverbank.

Ranchers warned hikers to avoid the crinkle-leaved poison growing along the riverbank.

Rangers advised hikers to stay on the path because the net-leaved poison grows thickly in the underbrush and can be deadly to livestock.