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A DICTIONARY OF 
Hipson. Fruit of Rosa canina, L. — Oxf. Science Gossip, 1882, p. 
165. Cfr. Hip. 
Hog-a-back. Scahlosa Siiccisa, L. — Cinnb. Trans. Cuinb. Assoc., 
pt. vii. p. 138 (1883). 
Hog-berry and Hog-baghes. Fruit of Cratcegus Oxgacaiitha, L. — 
Hants. E. D. S. Gloss. 
Hog WEED. (1) add Ciimh. 
(5) Tiissilago Farfara^ L. — Yks. (Cleveland). 
Holm, add Dev. (FI. Plymouth). 
Holy Pokers. Typlm lafifolia, L. — N. Dev. 
Honesty. (1) add Dev. Friend. 
(2) ad I Wore. (Upton-on-Severn). 
Honey Ball. Buddlea glohosa, L. — Som. 
Honeybind. Lonicera Periclymenum, L. — Oxf. Science Gossip, 
1882, p. 165. 
Honey bottle. Erica TetraJix, L. ‘ Wild moordike lands, beautiful 
with heaths and honey -bottle.^ Round about a Great Estate, p. 6. 
Honey-plant. ‘ She Avatched the bees busy at the sweet-scented 
honey-plant.'' Round about a Great Estate, p. 25. We do not know 
what plant is intended. 
Honeysuckle, add (1) Dev. FI. Plymouth. 
(6) Convolvulus sepium, L. — Dev. Friend. 
(7) Blossoms of Willow (8ar/.r). Suss. Friend. 
(8) Pedicularis sylvatica, L. — Hants. E. D. S. Gloss. 
Honeysuckle, Red. (2) add Ellis (Modern Husbandman, lY. i. 
107) uses this name. 
Honeysuckle, Virgin Mary’s, add Sal. 
Honey-ware. (2) add Orkneys. Edinb. En cyclopaedia. 
Hop Trefoil. (2) add It is this that is so called by Morton 
(Nat. Hist. Nhamp, 483) : ‘ Trefoil as they call it by way of Pre- 
eminence (that is the Hop-Trefoil) as it is more natural to the Ground, 
continues there for ever.’ 
Hornbean. Ellis (Modern Husbandman, YII. i. 106, Ac.) usually 
spells Hornbeam thus. 
Horse-beech, add Hants. E. D. S. Gloss. 
Horse-blob, add Siirr. (Godstone). 
Horse Buttercup. Caltlia palustris, L. — Dev. Friend. 
Horse-Gold, add Ranuncidus arvensis, L., in Ellis, Modern Husband- 
man, I. i. 67 ; III. i. 43, &c. 
Horse Hardhead. Centaurea. nigra, L. — Dev. Friend. 
Horse-Knop {or Nop). (1) add Lane. E. D. S. Gloss. 
