Definition: A line of bushes or small trees that forms a fence or boundary between fields or areas of land.

Example: The farmer planted a hedgerow to separate his fields from the road.

Definition: A type of flowering plant that belongs to the genus Helenium, known for its bright flowers and once used to make a kind of snuff from its dried leaves.

Example: The garden was filled with vibrant helenium flowers that attracted many bees.

Definition: A type of tropical plant known for its large, colorful bracts and leaves, often found in tropical regions of America and the Pacific islands.

Example: The garden was filled with vibrant heliconias that attracted many butterflies.

Definition: A type of plant known for its small, fragrant purple flowers that often turn towards the sun.

Example: The garden was filled with beautiful heliotropes that attracted many bees.

Definition: Describing plants that grow or turn towards the sun as they follow its movement across the sky.

Example: Sunflowers are heliotropic, always facing the sun as it moves throughout the day.

Definition: The way a plant grows or moves in response to sunlight, usually bending towards the light source.

Example: Sunflowers exhibit heliotropism by turning their heads to follow the sun throughout the day.

Definition: A type of plant that belongs to the genus Helleborus, which is found in Eurasia and is known for being poisonous.

Example: The garden was filled with beautiful hellebores that bloomed in early spring.

Definition: A type of flowering plant commonly known as day lily, characterized by its large, colorful blooms that typically last for only one day.

Example: The garden was filled with beautiful hemerocallis, showcasing vibrant colors in the summer sun.

Definition: A type of carbohydrate found in plant cell walls that is less complex than cellulose and can be broken down into simpler sugars.

Example: Hemicellulose plays an important role in the structure of plant cell walls.

Definition: A type of plant that is very poisonous, often found in the wild, and can cause serious harm or death if ingested.

Example: The ancient Greeks used hemlock as a method of execution.