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Genus: H
Halesia
Carolina silverbell tree
Hamamelis
common witch hazel
Hedyotis
bluets; Quaker ladies
Helianthus
Sunflower
Helictotrichon
blue oat grass
Hemerocallis
daylily
Herniaria
herniary
Heuchera
rock geranium
Hibanobambusa
bamboo
Hibiscus
Hierochloe
Seneca grass; holy grass; sweet grass; vanilla grass
Hypoxis
star grass
Hystrix
bottlebrush grass
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Catalog as of June 25, 2008
Hibiscus
(Malvaceae - mallow family)
About 250 species of herbs, shrubs and trees of warm-temperate and tropical regions. Some species are cultivated for food, fiber, or medicinal purposes. Many
Hibiscus
species are highly valued as ornamentals for their often large, showy flowers. The following species are wetland plants and will grow well in good, moist or wet soil. They flower in mid- to late summer.
