SEPALS
The small green 'leaves' are not leaves but the sepals that photosynthesize to provide food to the flower. They also act as a support to the flower.
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Bracteate flowers are flowers that have bracts, which are specialized leaves that are often found just below the flower. Bracts can be colorful and play a role in attracting pollinators. Examples of bracteate flowers include poinsettias and dogwoods.
The small green leaves located below a flower's petals are called sepals. They are part of the flower's outer structure, forming the calyx, which protects the developing bud before it opens. Sepals can vary in shape, size, and color, but they typically serve to support the petals and can sometimes help attract pollinators.
Those are likely sepals, the outer protective covering of a flower bud. Sepals are usually green and enclose the flower bud before it blooms.
That is the correct spelling of "clover", a plant known for its small flowers and trefoil leaves.
An andromeda is a shrub of the genus Pieris with small leathery leaves and small flowers. Alternatively, it is another name for bog rosemary.
An aspidistra is any of a variety of Asian flowers of the genus Aspidistra, with large leaves and small bell-shaped flowers, widely cultivated as a houseplant.
Yes, coleus plants do produce flowers, but they are often small and not very showy compared to the plant's colorful leaves.
You may be asking about the forsythia bush. It has small, bright yellow flowers covering the branches even before the leaves have leafed out. When pruning, last year's woody stems are removed near the base of the bush, leaving new growth to produce flowers and leaves.
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The plant you're describing is commonly known as a "Hen and Chickens" or "Liveforever." It is a type of succulent characterized by its rosettes of leaves and small pink flowers. Its botanical name is Sempervivum.