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Flowers beginning with H - Veggie - 12-10-2023
Time to pick up this theme again with the letter H. Flowers you grow or would like to grow that start with the letter H.
Hyacinth - I like to have some in pots for the new year - better buy some soon!
Hemerocallis or Day Lilies. Have lots of these - probably too many to be honest. Mostly orange but I do have a couple of creamy ones.
Helichrysum - really want to grow these for drying. maybe next year!
RE: Flowers beginning with H - Farendwoman - 12-10-2023
Helichrysum for me too.
Helianthus “Lemon Queen”
Hesperanthus (used to be called schizostylis or kaffir lilies)
RE: Flowers beginning with H - Small chilli - 13-10-2023
Honesty - good for pollinators, autumnal structure and cutting
Hemerocallis - pretty and lovely to eat
Helianthus - sunflower my happy flower. Love all of them. Good for pollinators.
Hydrangeas- they grow well here. Wildlife shelters and wind brakes, big bold, good for cutting.
Honeysuckle- beautiful fragrance. Pretty. Wildlife friendly.
RE: Flowers beginning with H - Vinny - 13-10-2023
Holleyhocks?
RE: Flowers beginning with H - JJB - 14-10-2023
I've got a Heuchera, not much of a flower but really pretty leaves. I'm trying to get it to grow into an impressive clump, but like most of the flower border, I fail.
RE: Flowers beginning with H - Veggie - 14-10-2023
Hellebore - early flowering, cheers me up when I spot them flowering. Not keen on the green flowered ones though.
RE: Flowers beginning with H - MartinH - 14-10-2023
Hypericum, St John's Wort. A staple of supermarket car parks but it's a fine shrub despite that.
RE: Flowers beginning with H - Veggie - 14-10-2023
Heather - don't have any but I should.
Helenium / Sneezeweed. Wonder why they're called that?