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.BRITISH NAMES’. 
Hop hornbeam ; or witch hazel 
Horehound, common 
Horehound, base 
Horehound, base ; or ironwort 
Horehound, black 
Horehound, common water 
Horn bean* ; or hard bean 
Hornwort, common 
Horse-foot 
Horse-tail , 
Horse-tail, shrubby ; or sea grape Ephedra 
Carpinus ostryst 
Marruhium vulgare 
Stachys germanica 
Sideritis 
Ballota nigra 
Lycopus europeus 
Carpinus betulus 
Ceratophyllum demersum 
Buxbaumia 
Equisetum 
Hound’s-tongue, common 
Houseleek, cobweb 
Houseleek, common 
Houseleek, lesser ; or orpine 
Houseleek, small annual 
Houseleek, water, of Egypt 
Hyacinth 
Cynoglossum officinale 
Sempervivum arachnoideum 
Sempervivum tectorum 
Sedum telephium 
Tillcea muscosa 
Pistia stratiotes 
Hyacinthus 
Hyacinth, African blue umbellated Crinum africanum 
Hyacinth, musk 
Hyacinth, grape 
Hyacinth, lily 
Hyacinth, Peruvian 
Hyacinth, starry 
Hyacinth, Indian ; or tuberose 
Hyssop, common 
Hyssop, hedge 
Hyssop, hedge ; or grass-poley 
Hyssop, mountain 
Hypericum frutex 
Hyacinthus muscari 
Hyacinthus botryoides 
Scilla lilio hyacinthus 
Scilla peruviana 
Scilla amcena 
Polyanthes tuberosa 
Hyssopus officinalis 
Gratiola hyssopioides 
Eythrum hyssopifolia 
Thymbra 
Spiraea hypericifoUa 
Jacinth—see Hyacinth 
Jaca-tree Artocarpus integrifolia 
Jack in a box Hernandia sonora 
Jack by the hedge ; or sauce alone Erysimum alliaria 
Jacob’s ladder ; Greek valerian ; \ n , . 7 
or charity j * olemomum cccruleum 
* Hornlean receives its name from the hardness of the seed or nut j. it is in many 
places, wrongly, called hornbeam. 
