red-leaved

A large, blunt finger touched the surface of the canvas gently, tracing the line of the red-leaved vine.

Sick Cycle Carousel 2010

She sat on the garden wall, a red-leaved vine behind her.

Sick Cycle Carousel 2010

Yellow-, orange-, and red-leaved trees rustle in the wind.

Smile for the Camera Kelle James 2010

We found a meadow on one side of the lake that looked up a slope of red-leaved Japanese acers and fresh green European trees, dotted about with the bright flashes of the last of the spring azaleas.

The Early(ish) Morning Review: Hexwood - Diana Wynne Jones marypcb 2002

The tall, red-leaved bushes hid them; there was no one or nothing within sight, except the elephant shifting restlessly.

The Jungle Girl Gordon Casserly

He and I wandered afterwards on the Rocky Hill, and picked enough blueberries for dinner, and I refreshed my eyes with some lovely-berried red-leaved little shrubs.

The British Association's Visit to Montreal, 1884 : letters Clara Rayleigh

As regards drought, it must be said that the red-leaved kinds stand remarkably well in a hot summer, and although they do not rank high as table Lettuces in this country, were we to experience a succession of roasting summers they would rise in repute and be in great demand.

The Culture of Vegetables and Flowers From Seeds and Roots 16th Edition Sutton and Sons

In hot, dry soils, where Lettuces usually run to seed early, try some of the red-leaved kinds, for though less delicate than the green and white, they will be useful in the event of a scorching summer.

The Culture of Vegetables and Flowers From Seeds and Roots 16th Edition Sutton and Sons

As the hands of the clock neared eleven, on this particular Sunday, various people tended to draw together in the hall, clasping little red-leaved books in their hands.

The Voyage Out Virginia Woolf 1911

_Purpurescens_, a red-leaved variety, comparable with the red-leaved hazel and copper beech, a little less productive than the _Coffea arabica_.

All About Coffee 1909