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Hirpicium armerioides
ID: 3073
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The reverse is more attractive than front on! Photo by Todd Boland
Created: Sat 02 of Oct., 2010
User: Todd Boland
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Hirpicium armerioides
ID: 3072
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Grown from seed; photo by Todd Boland
Created: Sat 02 of Oct., 2010
User: Todd Boland
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Hamadryas kingii
ID: 3071
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Southern Patagonia: Mid to high elevations in scree and stony places but higher than H. delphinii and not as far north, quite rare. Photo by Ned Lowry 2000
Created: Wed 29 of Sep., 2010
User: Ned M. Lowry
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Hamadryas delphinii
ID: 3070
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Southern Patagonia: Most common of the Hamadryas growing at mid to high elevations as far north as Mendoza. Flowers vary from burnt orange to nearly black. Photo by Ned Lowry 2000
Created: Wed 29 of Sep., 2010
User: Ned M. Lowry
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Hamadryas sempervivoides
ID: 3069
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Hamadryas sempervivoides A subantartic plant growing at the extreme limit of vegetation. Photo taken in Southern Patagonia 2000 by Ned Lowry. Scanned form slide.
Created: Wed 29 of Sep., 2010
User: Ned M. Lowry
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Heuchera parvifolia var. nivalis
ID: 2932
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07/13/2010 Weston Pass, CO elevation about 12,400' by Tim Alderton
Created: Sun 18 of July, 2010
User: Alderton
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Hepatica transylvanica
ID: 2789
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Growing in Rogaland, Norway; photo by Trond Hoy
Created: Sun 18 of Apr., 2010
User: Todd Boland
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Hepatica nobilis
ID: 2788
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Growing in Rogaland, Norway; photo by Trond Hoy
Created: Sun 18 of Apr., 2010
User: Todd Boland
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Haberlea rhodopensis alba
ID: 2774
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Grown in the author's garden in Poznan, Poland. Photo by Michal Hoppel.
Created: Mon 12 of Apr., 2010
User: Michael Hoppel
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Hylomecon japonicum
ID: 2548
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In the shade garden, Calgary, AB.
Created: Wed 03 of Feb., 2010
User: Skulski
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Helleborus niger
ID: 2494
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Helleborus niger in a garden in Sandy, Utah.
Created: Tue 02 of Feb., 2010
User: Stireman
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Hydrophyllum capitatum
ID: 2373
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Photographed near Cameron Lake, Waterton National Park, Alberta; photo by Todd Boland
Created: Sun 31 of Jan., 2010
User: Todd Boland
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Helianthemum x nummularium 'Ben Nevis'
ID: 2333
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Hardy here for 8 years now in unamended, clay soil, on a slope.
Created: Fri 29 of Jan., 2010
User: Skulski
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Hymenoxys subintegra
ID: 2320
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Hymenoxys subintegra in xeric garden, Sandy, Utah.
Created: Thu 28 of Jan., 2010
User: Stireman
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Haplopappus clementis
ID: 2319
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Haplopappus clementis growing in a drier mesic situation in a garden in Sandy, Utah. Seed for the plants originally from high in the Tushar Mts., Utah. Self sustaining.
Created: Thu 28 of Jan., 2010
User: Stireman
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Hypericum olympicum
ID: 2229
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Photo by Michal Hoppel (Poland). Taken in Melnik Pyramides, Bulgaria, soft sandstone rock, hottest area in Bulgaria
Created: Tue 05 of Jan., 2010
User: Michael Hoppel
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Hebe rakaiensis
ID: 2008
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Perhaps the hardiest Hebe; does well in Newfoundland; photo by Todd Boland
Created: Thu 10 of Dec., 2009
User: Todd Boland
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Hebe recurva
ID: 2007
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Borderline hardy in Newfoundland; photo by Todd Boland
Created: Thu 10 of Dec., 2009
User: Todd Boland
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Hebe pinquicifolia
ID: 1992
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Borderline hardy in Newfoundland; photo by Todd Boland
Created: Thu 10 of Dec., 2009
User: Todd Boland
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Hebe albicans
ID: 1991
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Borderline hardy in Newfoundland; photo by Todd Boland
Created: Thu 10 of Dec., 2009
User: Todd Boland
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Houstonia caerulea
ID: 1698
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Houstonia caerulea (Bluetts, Quaker Ladies) will grow in shade but actually bloom best in full sun and will even grow in lawns.
Created: Sun 29 of Nov., 2009
User: mike
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Houstonia caerulea
ID: 1697
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Houstonia caerulea (Bluetts, Quaker Ladies) will grow in shade but actually bloom best in full sun and will even grow in lawns.
Created: Sun 29 of Nov., 2009
User: mike
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Hanabusaya asiatica
ID: 1472
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From mountainous areas in eastern Asia, Korea; in the garden, Calgary, Alberta. L. Skulski
Created: Fri 27 of Nov., 2009
User: Skulski
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Hymenoxys richardsonii
ID: 1471
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In the badlands of Dry Island Buffalo Jump Prov. Park, Alberta. L. Skulski
Created: Fri 27 of Nov., 2009
User: Skulski
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