Sentence examples for vibrant leaf from inspiring English sources

The plants are also grown as ornamentals due to their prolific growth on poor soils and vibrant leaf and floral coloration.

And you don't need to travel to the East Coast of the US to go leaf peeping – some of the most vibrant foliage is within much easier reach, from tree-house hotels in Sweden to balloon rides over Tuscany.

When choosing a plant, look for a vibrant, healthy green leaf or needle color to make sure that the plant is healthy (however, keep in mind that deciduous trees can have different-colored leaves in the fall).

One time, I walked in and there was an exhibition on, and the minute I saw these paintings, I was totally mesmerized by them, partly because they embody the aesthetic that I enjoy very much, for example, Gustav Klimt, who's an Austrian painter who always combines gold leaf and really vibrant, beautiful colors.

It bobs and weaves, feints and jabs: lightly perfumed notes; a fresh, vibrant brightness, reminiscent of loose-leaf tea; a certain malty richness – but it lacks that back-end tannic crunch, that knockout follow-through, that would give it an irresistible heft.

The light flickers through each leaf, reflecting it's vibrant nature, as if it were a gel or gobo creating moving shadows on my body.

Another scenic stretch is Route 100, which winds through the entire state, taking leaf peepers through a vibrant canvas of color on the Green Mountains, passing farms and villages along the way.

If those fall frosts are delayed, or the chlorophyll breaks down more gradually, leaf-peepers will not see the vibrant reds they have come to expect in Connecticut, Dr. Rock said.

Screening on 1 January at 6.10pm; 6 Jan at 8.20pm; 7 Jan at 6pm; all at NFT2, London (www.bfi.org.uk) ART The Royal Manuscripts: The Genius of Illumination The British Library offers vibrant vermilions, brilliant ultramarines and a surfeit of gold leaf in their display of illuminated manuscripts selected from more than 800 years' worth of Royal collections.

Her Caesar is a force of nature and the chef encourages eating it, with your fingers, leaf by chilled leaf, coated with the vibrant and garlicky sauce.

The vibrant hues of the trees act as signals to these leaf peepers that the time is right to hop in the car or tour bus and head to the country.