ALPHABET SOUP ~~ H

[kelly_m]

Aaahhh the H's ....land of the Hostas and Hollyhocks....well at least that's what I've got!

Hollyhock, Nigra

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Hosta, unnamed

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Hens and chicks

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[Sheikea]

Hibiscus-dwarf

[Smitty]

my contribution
hosta bed



hairbells


heliopsis

[Sharon Bryson]

There are alot of H's represented here in our garden.
Most notably
Hemerocallis(aka Daylilies)

And many Hydrangea.
click for more.

The pic above shows "Bluebird' hydrangea(H. serrata) with the Little Grapette daylily.
There are too many Hemerocallis to choose from mostly.


Here is a link to a few more favourites.
http://smg.photobucket.com/albums/0903/ ... is%20Pics/

Hellebores are another genus represented.


click for others.

[Northpine]

Hosta bed at night.



Honeyqueen lily, which always puts on a great display in spite of being located under a very large birch tree.

[Laura]

I have a Hollyhock,didn't know the name but think it might be the same as K's (thanks K)...

[Puff10]

H

[Lindamct]

Himilayan Impatiens



Hermie(he needs a hair cut)

[joan w]

Betty, I like your Helenium - are they related to Echinacea? The Hyacinda Bean Pod is certainly different. I thought it said hyacinth at first which made me very curious.

Hibiscus - 'Moonlight' and 'Purple Galaxy'.

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Hyacinth 'Woodstock'

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Hydrangea turning blue after the addition of aluminum sulfate.

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Joan

[earwig]

Betty, I like your Helenium - are they related to Echinacea? The Hyacinda Bean Pod is certainly different. I thought it said hyacinth at first which made me very curious.

Joan I cannot spell, it is Hyacinth Bean, when I resize the files for the soup I save with the first letter and whatever I think it may be spelled like. Then I check the spelling before posting - well most of the time....

I don't think the helenium is related to echinacea..