textured-leafplants

noun
UK /ˈtɛkstʃəd liːf plɑːnts/
US /ˈtɛkstʃərd liːf plænts/

Plants with leaves that feel bumpy, fuzzy, or rough when you touch them.

The textured-leafplants in the garden feel soft and bumpy under my fingers.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Indoor plants grown mainly for their interesting leaf surfaces.

She collects textured-leafplants like begonias and calatheas for her windowsill.

3. Plants whose leaves have visible veins, ridges, or patterns.

Textured-leafplants add depth and contrast to a flower bed.

4. A category of ornamental plants used in garden design for tactile interest.

Landscapers often choose textured-leafplants to make borders more engaging.