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Herons bill Erodium 
■Hiccory nut Juglans alba 
Hii(h-taper ; white mullein * *, or 1 Tr , ,7 . 
5 Si ■ 5 ? Verbascum thapsus 
cow s lungwort J * 
Hog-bean 5 or henbane Hyoscyamus niger 
Hog-weed, American Boerhaavia 
Hoilow-root; or tuberous moseh&telAdoxa moschateUina 
Holly common* ; or holm Ilex aquifolium-^ 
Iloliy, hedge-hog (a variety) Ilex aquifolium ferox 
Holly, Dahoon Ilex cassim 
Holly, knee; or butcher’s broom; \ R u aciileafm 
or Alexandrian laurel J 
Holly, sea; or eryhgoj Eryngium maritimum 
Hollyhock ; hoilyoak ; or rose 1 A1 
J 1 , ’ J - ? fAkea rosea 
rnailow J 
Honesty; moonwort; or satin flower Lunaria annua 
Honewort; or corn parsley Sison segetum 
Honey flower Melianthus, major $ minor 
Honey.locust; or three-thoraed \ Gkditsia triacanthos 
acacia j 
Honeysuckle; or woodbiudjcom- ,« 
men J i j 
Honeysuckle, upright, with red") 
berries ; or dwarf Alpine >Lpnicera alpigena 
cherry J 
Honeysuckle* fly Lonicera xylosteum 
Honeysuckle, African fly Halleria lucida 
Honeysuckle, American upright Azalea viscosa 
Honeysuckle, French Hedysarum alhagi 
Honeysuckle, trumpet Lonicera sempervirens 
Honeysuckle,grass; or white clover Trif olium repens 
Honeysuckle^ Jamaica Bauhinia divaricata 
Honey-wort Cerinthe 
Hop Hamulus lupulus 
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* The bark of the common holly fermented, and afterwards washed from the 
woody fibres, makes the common birdlime. It is also said the bark of the birch 
tree makes good birdlime; but Pliny says the Italians made it from the berries of 
the misletoe : so that it appears to be a very undent method of catching birds. 
T See aquifolium, in Index to Trivial Names> 
X See eryngo. 
