The beauty of the leaf one, inverted wide ovate: the length and width are nearly equal, the widest part of the leaf shape near the upper part (such as magnolia) two, round: the length and width are nearly equal, the widest part of the leaf shape near the middle (such as the lotus) Three, wide oval:

The beauty of the leaves

1. Inverted wide oval:

Nearly equal in length and width, with leaf shapes near the upper part at the widest point (such as magnolia)

Second, round:

Nearly equal in length and width, with the widest leaf shape near the middle (such as a lotus)

3. Wide ovate:

Nearly equal in length and width, with the widest leaf shape near the lower part (e.g., gilets)

4. Inverted ovate:

About 1.5-2 times the length of the width, the widest part of the leaf shape near the upper part (such as the orchid)

5. Oval:

About 1.5-2 times longer than the width, the widest leaf shape near the middle (such as the large-leaf boxwood)

6. Ovate:

About 1.5-2 times longer than the width, the widest part is near the lower part of the leaf shape (such as Privet)

7. Inverted lanceolate:

About 3-4 times longer than it is wide, with leaf shapes near the upper part at its widest point (e.g., sage grass)

8. Oblong oval:

About 3-4 times longer than the width, the widest leaf shape near the middle (such as the golden plum)

Nine, lanceolate:

About 3-4 times longer than the width, the widest part near the lower part of the leaf shape (such as willow)

10. Linear:

Leaf shapes that are about 5 times longer than 5 times wider, near the middle at the widest point (e.g., grasses along the steps)

11. Sword Shape:

Leaf shapes that are about 5 times longer than 5 times wider, and near the lower part at the widest point (e.g., calamus)

As for other shapes, there are still triangles, halberds, arrows, hearts, kidneys, diamonds, spoons, sickles, skews and so on.