The Illustrated Dictionary of Gardening

Every genus a Victorian gardener could grow — Abelia to Zygopetalum across four volumes, with each plant's history, species, and culture, by the Curator of Kew.

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Henson's Seedling – Hypolepis Spectabilis

Henson's Seedling

Fruit deep red, medium, of good flavour, very hairy; late. Branches erect. An abundant bearer.

Heart Of Oak

(F). Fruit smooth, large, oblong; skin green, with yellowish veins; footstalk thick, tapering into the fruit. Branches pendulous.

Helianthemum

(from helios, the sun, and anthemon, a flower). Sun Rose.

Half-hardy

(B. M. 6192.) H. reniformis (kidney-shaped). Mud Plantain. fl. white. July. l. roundish, kidney-shaped. South America, 1824. Greenhouse.

Hydrocharis

(from hydor, water, and charis, grace; a pretty water plant). ORD.

Helicodea Porteana

See Billbergia Porteana.

Hippeastrum Bagnoldi

Mr. Baker regards as a form of this species the plant described on p. 550 as Habranthus punctatus (which see).

Hydroglossum Scandens Fulcheri

A synonym of Lygodium scandens Fulcheri (which see).

Hydrosme

Included under Amorphophallus (which see).

Hypolepis Spectabilis

A synonym of Cheilanthes chlorophylla (which see).

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