"a leafy tree" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a tree with a lot of leaves, usually in a lush and verdant manner. Example: The walk through the park was made even more pleasant by the shade provided by the many leafy trees lining the path.
This would be costly, and might outlaw flights around a leafy tree.
Beneath a leafy tree, a female trader balancing a plate of eggs on her head argues with a customer who says the price has doubled in a day.
The gritty black stage, designed by Joanna Seitz, is studded with objects: two orange industrial-strength fans, a leafy tree in a bright blue pot and a triangular stack of cinderblocks.
But there is one photograph the lawyers keep putting on the screen, with a powerful if subtle message: State's Exhibit 15, the Petits' orderly white colonial behind a smooth green lawn, a leafy tree off to the left.
Thami's Restaurant Sheltered under a leafy tree with a view down Tala'a Sghira, the medina's main thoroughfare, nowhere is better for indulging in the great Moroccan tradition of people watching.
A GROUP of local arts leaders and others are hoping to raise funds to clean and restore the historic stained-glass windows of St. Gabriel's Church here, which depict scenes of Joseph and Mary, the young Virgin Mary being instructed by her mother and Jesus blessing children under a leafy tree laden with ripe fruit.
IT'S warm spring day, and I'm hurtling around a bend coming dangerously close to the edge of a leafy, tree-lined road somewhere in the Hudson Valley.
His home 531 Membrillar Street – a leafy, tree-lined street of large, middle-class homes – is already becoming a site of pilgrimage for religious devotees.
At the Obrigado Barracks camp, a group of children gathered recently under a large leafy tree, in a child-friendly space where they are supervised by child protection staff.
One of those counsellors, Helen Tyokaw, stands under a large, leafy tree before a table filled with locally available food.
The concrete path opened up to an overhang where a single leafy tree dipped its branches purposefully, inviting me to gaze through its arms.
