Plants with (more) Reflective Leaves

[Calosphace]

I love the effect of understory plants with reflective leaves when they shine back blue, makes things look more like a lush jungle to me. Many common temperate species have this quality e.g. shade-grown Virginia creeper

still displaying what I mean right now despite sky being less blue/it being almost sunset (during cloudy noons it is much more apparent)

 

And plenty of spectacular tropicals that do this even more e.g. this Piper sold by Jungle Leaves:

 

If anyone has others to share I'd love to see them! I'm looking to add some more in a few gardens I manage but neither of the above are both available and suitable.

(Also I specifically mean reflective leaves. I have iridescent blue plants as well but none are suited for this site.)

Edited July 12, 2023 by Calosphace
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[Silas_Sancona]

1 hour ago, Calosphace said:

I love the effect of understory plants with reflective leaves when they shine back blue, makes things look more like a lush jungle to me. Many common temperate species have this quality e.g. shade-grown Virginia creeper

still displaying what I mean right now despite sky being less blue/it being almost sunset (during cloudy noons it is much more apparent)

 

And plenty of spectacular tropicals that do this even more e.g. this Piper sold by Jungle Leaves:

 

If anyone has others to share I'd love to see them! I'm looking to add some more in a few gardens I manage but neither of the above are both available and suitable.

(Also I specifically mean reflective leaves. I have iridescent blue plants as well but none are suited for this site.)

Here's an interesting article regarding an Iridescent -leaved sedge from Southeast Asia:

https://laptrinhx.com/news/meet-a-tropical-sedge-with-blue-iridescent-leaves-ORQ41xD/