polyphyllous
plurifoliate
synanthous
multifoliate
lucidophyll
polyanthous
roundleaf
leafsome
rotundifolious
quadriphyllous
proteranthous
caducifolious
leptophyllous
tetraphyllous
flower-bearing
triflorous
bloomsome
proliferous
anthophilic
obvolute
mixed bud
multiflorous
macrophyllous
quinquefoliated
bloomy
four-petalled
large-leafed
homogamous
daylily
large-leaved
day lily
four-petaled
foliaceous
foliaged
phyllo-
foliose
curvifoliate
five-petaled
parvifolious
five-petalled
double
leaved
leafed
latifoliate
phylline
grassy-leaved
vined
grassy-leafed
difoliate
broad-leaved
floriferous
triphyllous
anthophile
polygynoecial
spray
flowery
head
capitulum
multiflowered
abloom
deltate
happy hour
petiolate
bloom
centifolious
wideleaf
flower-strewn
flowerful
diphyllous
pompon flower
-ptile
Gentiana clausa
Barbados gooseberry
Spergula arvensis
Pereskia aculeata
hand-tied
in bloom
corn spurry
foliage
corn spurrey
bifoliate
curly-leafed
Barbados-gooseberry vine
sword lily
iris
closed gentian
multi-stemmed
flag
trifoliate
tubiflorous
two-leaved
blind gentian
two-leafed
fleur-de-lis
bachelors button
curly-leaved
fan-leafed
octofoil
cauliflorous

English words for 'Having many leaves (or flowers)'

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