leatherleaf

• “A decade later, Japanese apricot, leatherleaf Mahonia and other plants are not only still alive—they are thriving.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Growing Warmer, Growing Earlier

• “Well yes, there is a real flower, unfazed by the cold, the leatherleaf Mahonia, Mahonia bealei.”

  Blooms? In January? « Fairegarden

• “She squatted on a flat rock, half hidden by leatherleaf, at the edge of the water, and she looked across the lake at the tallest ridge.”

  Simon & Schuster: THUNDER BAY

• “- From Fog and Steel by Madoc Comadrin Embers Falling on Dry Grass Prologue The sun, climbing toward midmorning, stretched Galad's shadow and those of his three armored companions ahead of them as they trotted their mounts down the road that ran straight through the forest, dense with oak and leatherleaf, pine and sourgum, most showing the red of spring growth.”

  Knife of Dreams

• “This stand was mainly leatherleaf that kept its broad dark foliage through the winter, but only a few small pale leaves decorated the branches of the sweet-gums among them.”

  Knife of Dreams

• “The meadow, ringed by huge oaks and leatherleaf, towering pine and shorter sweetgum, was less than six hundred paces wide, though longer than that.”

  Knife of Dreams

• “Evergreen pine and leatherleaf stood brown and yellow often as not.”

  A Crown of Swords

• “The road ran through a thicket here, nearly a small forest of oak and elm, pine and leatherleaf.”

  The Fires of Heaven

• “As he panned the looking glass slowly, hunting the tower, a slope covered in spaced leatherleaf and paperbark abruptly went up in flames, every tree become a torch at the same instant.”

  The Fires of Heaven

• “Some mile or more off, a few hundred cadin'sor-clad shapes running eight abreast and heading east topped a rise where half-a-dozen leatherleaf made a poor excuse for a copse.”

  The Fires of Heaven

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