Most of the photos of foliage that I have access to come from 35mm slides taken between 1960 and 1992 by Christine and Ron Foord. Unfortunately the colour of the leaf does not always correspond with the colour of photos taken by other people using digital cameras in the last few years. Until I can get photos from elsewhere, there is no point in continuing this Foliage Gallery or 4 Seasons Gallery.

Foliage on plants is usually renewed in the Spring to produce juvenile or Spring foliage. This matures to its Summer Colour. In Autumn, the deciduous tree/shrub may change the colour of the foliage as it removes the parts it wants before discarding the leaf, or other plants may change their foliage colour in the autumn. Usually there are no leaves on the deciduous trees/shrubs during the winter, but other plants may change their foliage colour during that time.

The Leaf and Form Gallery aims to show the mature leaf and the overall shape/habit of the plant. If the plant has juvenile foliage or other foliage colours, then the 4 Seasons Foliage Gallery aims to show those photos on the same colour wheel page, with a link to that page in this gallery from the Text Field below the Form Photo.

The mature foliage colour (and sometimes the Height) of the Plant will determine which same Colour Wheel Comparison Page the plant photos will be displayed in both the Leaf and Form Foliage Gallery and then subsequently in the 4 Seasons Foliage Gallery.