Examples of 'leaves grow' in a sentence
Meaning of "leaves grow"
This phrase describes the natural process of plants and trees developing new foliage. It emphasizes the growth and expansion of leaves, highlighting the vitality and renewal of nature
How to use "leaves grow" in a sentence
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The leaves grow alternately up the stems.
Even during autumn leaves grow back.
Banana leaves grow up to nine feet in length.
After the end of flowering leaves grow.
Leaves grow upward more so than outward.
A rosette of leaves grow above the roots.
A branch is the part of a tree where leaves grow.
The leaves grow alternately on the branches.
Clusters of woolly leaves grow near the spines.
The leaves grow in the middle of cocoa fields.
The roots help the beautiful leaves grow.
The leaves grow in an alternate arrangement.
The point from where branches or leaves grow is called node.
Long leaves grow from its thick pseudobulbs.
It was fun watching the roots and leaves grow each week.
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The leaves grow strictly vertically.
Its branches grow tall and slender and its leaves grow narrow.
The waxy evergreen leaves grow on a trailing stem.
The leaves grow opposite each other on the stem.
Flat or rarely slightly inward curving leaves grow alternately along the stem.
Veronica leaves grow in pairs facing each other.
Some leaves also have a stalk upon which multiple leaves grow from other stalks.
The leaves grow in clusters of three.
Its small needle-shaped leaves grow around the twig.
The leaves grow in the spring.
When the heat comes back, the leaves grow again.
Pairs of leaves grow on opposite sides of the stem.
Another peculiarity is the way the leaves grow sticky, green buds.
The leaves grow in a series of whorls around the stem.
There is no leaf stalk ; leaves grow immediately from the stems.
Leaves grow alternately on stems.
And your leaves grow thick.
Leaves grow to suit the environment in which they develop.
Long lanceolate green leaves grow at the bottom of the stem.
Leaves grow on branches.
Linear to lanceolate leaves grow from the base of the plant.
Leaves grow from nodes and expose on the surface of the water.
The green, ovate leaves grow in opposite pairs.
All leaves grow in a rosette directly from the woody rootstock in the ground.
In this group, two or three leaves grow in addition to the first leaf.
The leaves grow on thick have a dark greyish green colour.
During spring, the old leaves fall and new leaves grow.
The curry leaves grow without much care.
Even in the fall, leaves grow.
Its stiff leaves grow vertically from a basal rosette.
When the weather gets warmer, green leaves grow and flowers bloom.
The leaves grow in rosettes.
Literally, the word means " a branch from which many leaves grow.
The succulent leaves grow in pairs during the winter.
The leaves grow in spirals and produces very little grapes.
